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Mobile phone mast at top of Whittington Road
Despite being turned down by Haringey Planning, the people who want to install a telephone mast and equipment on the very tight corner at the top of Whittington Road , have now gone to the national planning inspectorate to appeal. Clearly, the views of residents about its impact on road safety have not impressed them! Apart from that, it will in no way enhance the entrance to the local conservation area.
If you wish to comment on the Appeal for the telecom mast, you must do so by 16 March.
Any comments you made before will be taken into account, but you can also make representation to the Inspector.
Go online to https://acp.planninginspectorate.gov.uk/ and then either Sign in if you have been there before, or Register. Quite simple.
The Appeal number to quote is 3266419
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Permalink Reply by Richard Matz on
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Done!
This ugly gargantuan intrusion on a public space has already been twice rejected by the council. It will restrict driver's visibility on a tight already congested corner of the Bounds Green Road. The sheer scale of the installation will have a negative impact on the quality of life of local residents. There are plenty of industrial areas where this could be sited less obtrusively (the area around the Bounds Green railway depot for one). However, the appellant is seeking to avoid the costs involved by targeting local public spaces as a cheaper option.
A second identical proposal is on the verge of being rejected for a second time by the council (sited a few hundred yards south on the junction of Nightingale/Bounds Green Roads). Doubtless the war of attrition on the quality of life of local people will continue with a further appeal to the National Planning Inspectorate. I urge the inspectorate to reject this appeal.
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