At 10:45 PM 5/20/2006 +1200, you wrote:
>My guess is that "someone"is of the opinion that the car is
>obstructing the driveway although it seems a bit extreame.

Maybe there's a bylaw stating the exact minimum distance
permitted a parked car from a driveway. The concern being
that the parked car might shield the visibility of/from
another car pulling out from the driveway.

Here we're required to park 3m minimum from fire hydrants, and some
other minimum distance from bridges (for some reason). I don't think
there's any minimum from driveways (some people get close enough in the
city to make it hard to turn in and out-- generally cars can only legally
park on one side of a residential street at a given time of the month),
but there is also a minimum distance permitted from intersections, even
between small residential one-way streets.

Best regards,

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