I'm not sure why that's a seriously flawed process. The number of people getting drug store prescription deliveries is probably 1 in a million, and the problem was fixed immediately when they were made aware. I don't see anything wrong with a system that breaks in extraordinarily rare circumstances and then is remedied quickly.
I doubt the number of prescription deliveries is as few as one in a million. But more significantly I would be surprised that if this episode was in fact triggered by that delivery, that it is
only drug store deliveries that trigger parking charges.
I suspect--again, IF, that is what triggered it, which isn't established--that the system does not differentiate drug store deliveries from any other kind of deliveries (pizza, other food, groceries, strollers, scooters, flowers, balloons, candy,
Amazon, other merchandise, whatever). I suspect there are FAR more deliveries in the aggregate than "1 in a million."
And yes, it is a seriously flawed system if it assumes anyone with any sort of delivery (or a visitor?) triggers an assumption that the guest has parked a car and deserves to be charged a parking fee every night thereafter.
If that's truly what's going on, it should be fixed.