Betty Ann Bloom, of Bordentown
Warning: Don’t Park.
On Saturday afternoon, July 16, I left my vehicle in the previous Acme parking lot on Route 130 in Bordentown.
I was attending a viewing, and someone was picking me up so to save them a trip to Williamsburg Village, I left my car in the parking lot.
The lot was completely empty. I did not see the small sign that said no parking.
When I returned to pick up my vehicle, it was not there. I immediately presumed it was stolen, however, it had been towed by BMS Parking Management.
In order to retrieve my vehicle, I had to pay $325, but only in cash.
It seems to me a warning would have sufficed for the first offense. I was also informed by the Bordentown Township police that the night before there was an affair going on in Bordentown City and that over 100 cars had been towed.
Is this really necessary when there are no stores there? Who is collecting all the towing costs?
Just a warning, don’t park there!
