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Permalink Reply by Laura Davenport on January 25, 2013 at 13:24

And on top of the above mentioned application we also have these two that have been submitted.

They are part of the Notting Hill Housing Trust 'Vision' for our area, with more planning applications to come.  We are continually told that London needs more family homes so what's with all the one and two bed homes included in their scheme?  Please do write to Mr Reilly (see below) and voice your concern.  Bowes and Southgate Green has already had a mass of family homes converted into flats, can we fit more people in?  As ever, where are the school places, decent shops, leisure facilities .....

Application No.:P12-03177PLA	WARD:Southgate Green
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Location: 1-23, TELFORD ROAD, 233-237 BOWES ROAD, (known as SITE 14), LONDON, N11 2RA	Proposal: Demolition of 13 existing properties and erection of a total of 62 residential units within a part 4, part 5, part 6-storey block (comprising 21 x 1-bed, 26 x 2-bed, 13 x 3-bed, 2 x 4-bed) with access via Pevensey Avenue, associated car and cycle parking, play area, amenity space and landscaping.
Case Officer:Mr R. Reilly Email: ray.reilly@enfield.gov.uk

 

Application No.:P12-03179PLA	WARD:Southgate Green
LINK_TO_DOCUMENTS
Location: 244 - 262, BOWES ROAD, and, LAND REAR OF 194 - 242, BOWES ROAD, (known as SITE 11), LONDON, N11 2RA	Proposal: Demolition of 10 existing properties and erection of a total of 56 residential units comprising a 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 storey stepped block of 42 flats (15 x 1-bed, 22 x 2-bed, 2 x 3-bed, 3 x 4-bed); 14 x 3-bed mews houses and 225 sq.m. of D1/D2 use (non-residential institution / assembly and leisure) together with associated car and cycle parking, widening of existing vehicular access to Wilmer Way, play area, amenity space and landscaping.
Case Officer:Mr R. Reilly 020 8379 Email: ray.reilly@enfield.gov.uk

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Permalink Reply by Laura Davenport on January 26, 2013 at 16:36

An excellent response and if you don't mind I will circulate to members of the residents association asking that as many people as possible write letters of objection to the council.  The scheme is way too big but for some reason Notting Hill Housing Trust think it's fine to keep submitting similar plans, with more to come.

I am secretary of the local residents association, Broomfield Home-owners and Residents Association, established 1929.  If you would like to know more then you can email me at:

bhoraenfield@gmail.com

Or track us down on facebook http://www.facebook.com/bhora.org

or have a look at our website http://www.bhora.org/

Laura Davenport

 

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Permalink Reply by Laura Davenport on January 28, 2013 at 13:51

The council may not have programmed it into a planning meeting yet.  Area Forum, Tuesday 29th Jan, 7.30, Fox Pub Green Lanes should include a discussion about how all the Notting Hill planning applications fit in with the councils Area Action Plan.  If you can make the meeting please do.

A couple of people have objected on grounds of flooding and air quality.

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