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Fed-up Bondi local leaves a FURIOUS note on a car telling driver to stop parking on 'private land' while hitting the world-famous beach
A Bondi local stuck a note to a car to tell off a driver for parking on 'private land'
It read: 'Hey d***head! What don't you understand? This is private parking'
A photo of the sign was posted to an eastern Sydney Facebook group on Sunday
Commentators suggested the author deter the driver by vandalising the car 

COMMENT: Boat trailer parking under review
By Recreational Fishing Alliance of NSW | 15 July 2020
THE Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA) provided a submission to the NSW Office of Local Government regarding the removal of legally parked boat trailers on streets.
In July 2016, the Impounding Act 1993 was amended by the Impounding Amendment (Unattended Boat Trailers) Act 2015 to allow councils and impounding authorities to "opt in" to take impounding action against boat trailers parked for more than 28 days. The intention was to enable councils to manage boat trailer parking on residential streets and encourage the use of off-street storage.
The RFA believes that the Impounding Amendment (Unattended Boat Trailers) Act 2015 should be removed, or at the very least reviewed to a more meaningful and less discriminatory level that would allow boat owners to park their legally registered boat trailers and boats in their streets and in front of their houses without fear of impoundment.