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WORCESTER'S parking enforcement regime has been branded "petty and mean" by a self-employed plumber who was handed a fine while parked outside a house where he was working.
Paul Kelly went to an emergency call out at a house in Barry Street in the Arboretum at about 9am on Monday morning, but found himself forced to leave his car on a single yellow line directly outside the house after he was unable to find anywhere else to park in the area - which is frequently extremely congested with parked cars.
Mr Kelly said he knew he was parked in a restricted area - where all waiting is banned between 8.30pm and 5.30pm every day except Sunday - but had left a note in the windscreen hoping it would avoid him getting a ticket.
But when he returned to his car he found he had been given a 70 parking fine.
Mr Kelly said he was disappointed the enforcement officer had taken no notice of the fact he was carrying out urgent plumbing work.
"I was only there for about 15 minutes," he said.
"I made sure the road was clear and a fire engine could get through if it needed to.
"The ticket said I was observed between 9.10am and 9.16am - in those six minutes they could have knocked on the door and asked me to move.
"I used to work in Birmingham and when this sort of thing happened there they would knock on the door
"It's just petty and mean."
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WORCESTER'S parking enforcement regime has been branded "petty and mean" by a self-employed plumber who was handed a fine while parked outside a house where he was working.
Paul Kelly went to an emergency call out at a house in Barry Street in the Arboretum at about 9am on Monday morning, but found himself forced to leave his car on a single yellow line directly outside the house after he was unable to find anywhere else to park in the area - which is frequently extremely congested with parked cars.
Mr Kelly said he knew he was parked in a restricted area - where all waiting is banned between 8.30pm and 5.30pm every day except Sunday - but had left a note in the windscreen hoping it would avoid him getting a ticket.
But when he returned to his car he found he had been given a 70 parking fine.
Mr Kelly said he was disappointed the enforcement officer had taken no notice of the fact he was carrying out urgent plumbing work.
"I was only there for about 15 minutes," he said.
"I made sure the road was clear and a fire engine could get through if it needed to.
"The ticket said I was observed between 9.10am and 9.16am - in those six minutes they could have knocked on the door and asked me to move.
"I used to work in Birmingham and when this sort of thing happened there they would knock on the door
"It's just petty and mean."
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WORCESTER'S parking enforcement regime has been branded "petty and mean" by a self-employed plumber who was handed a fine while parked outside a house where he was working.
Paul Kelly went to an emergency call out at a house in Barry Street in the Arboretum at about 9am on Monday morning, but found himself forced to leave his car on a single yellow line directly outside the house after he was unable to find anywhere else to park in the area - which is frequently extremely congested with parked cars.
Mr Kelly said he knew he was parked in a restricted area - where all waiting is banned between 8.30pm and 5.30pm every day except Sunday - but had left a note in the windscreen hoping it would avoid him getting a ticket.
But when he returned to his car he found he had been given a 70 parking fine.
Mr Kelly said he was disappointed the enforcement officer had taken no notice of the fact he was carrying out urgent plumbing work.
"I was only there for about 15 minutes," he said.
"I made sure the road was clear and a fire engine could get through if it needed to.
"The ticket said I was observed between 9.10am and 9.16am - in those six minutes they could have knocked on the door and asked me to move.
"I used to work in Birmingham and when this sort of thing happened there they would knock on the door
"It's just petty and mean."
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Before temperatures plummet this week, there are steps you can take to keep your pipes from freezing and bursting.
Greenville Plumber Walt Pollard says homes with crawl spaces and manufactured homes with underpinning are most at risk. He advises closing the crawl space vents and securing underpinning to homes to prevent cold air from circulating around the pipes.
Pollard says it's also a good idea to wrap pipes in foam or insulation, if possible. He says pipes most likely to freeze and break are those leading to outdoor spigots.
Garden hoses also need to be disconnected and Pollard suggests opening the spigot just enough for it to drip. Pollard adds that kitchen sinks are often found next to exterior walls and it's not a bad idea to let them drip as well.
Keep in mind, he says most important of all is to know how to turn your water off in the event that a pipe does break.
"If you have a pipe burst inside a home, it can lead to a lot of damage," says Pollard. "Being able to shut off your water quickly would certainly minimize any damage that could arise from that."
Pollard says most homes typically have a shut off valve located in a downstairs closet near the floor. Others require a water key and have to be turned off in the yard.
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Teresa Giudice made millions off bringing the drama on Real Housewives of New Jersey, but behind bars shes looking at pulling in a lot less.
RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal that the convicted felon will earn anywhere from 12 to 40 per hour while incarcerated at the Danbury Federal Correctional Facility, where shes required to work if she is medically fit.
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According to the Bureau of Prisons, 42-year-old Giudices possible job assignments include employment in areas like food service or the warehouse, or work as an inmate orderly, plumber, painter, or groundskeeper.
And if Giudice wants to really rake in the dough, she can go after a job with one of the Federal Prison Industrys factories. However, only around 16% of work-eligible inmates are allowed these coveted jobs, in which they gain marketable job skills while working in factory operations, such as metals, furniture, electronics, textiles, and graphic arts.
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If Giudice does score one of the gigs that require a high school diploma or GED, shes in for a pay raise and will earn anywhere from 23 to $1.15 per hour.
Unfortunately for Giudice, she wont get to blow all her paychecks at the prison canteen. The government requires that 50 percent of what she makes must go toward the $414,588 fine she must pay as a result of pleading guilty to bank and wire fraud.
Do you think Teresa will finally learn her lesson about money management now that shes locked up in prison? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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