No more money-grabbing, character-destroying developments in Bounds Green
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Colin Dowland
10 years ago
This proposal is totally out of character for Maidstone Road and for the Bounds Green area. Very unsympathetic in character.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Competent for character of the local neighbourhood. This also looks unsustainable as a long term housing option for potential occupants. Jason B
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Lucy dennell
10 years ago
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Will the developers be forced to provide an out door area for play or fresh air or do they think the new occupants should just stay in their rabbit hutches and not bother anyone ?
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L perez
10 years ago
Get a grip !!! I'm in shock , who does that !! Enfield and harringey are destroying bounds green !!!!
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philip mead
10 years ago
disgraceful!
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Harpreet Saini
10 years ago
I strongly object to this development on the grounds of its size and the proposal to destroy a period property. Amenities, doctors and dentists are already at full stretch and as a resident i already find it difficult to park near home. There are too many developments already in progress in the area.
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Arlene Hellens
10 years ago
This development would be most unsightly and thoroughly inappropriate replacement to the existing pleasant and well-built house.
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Angela Warren
10 years ago
I object to this plan to demolish this home, especially in-light of the plan to replace with 35 flats. Bounds Green needs supporting to encourage flourishment, not to denegrade to the cheap, unattractive developments which are so common these days. Please think twice before agreeing to any plan for development. The mental health of the nation depends partly on encouraging surroundings.
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Tim Bass
10 years ago
This proposal is a total disgrace, yet sadly typical of greedy developers and councils desperate to tick house building boxes. If we don't protect London's/bounds greens character now, it will soon be lost forever.
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Christine Joseph
10 years ago
This area is overloaded with new flats and inadequate facilities to meet the needs of people in them.
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Sue Coles
10 years ago
I wish to object to the proposed plans to demolish a beautiful Edwardian house and in Maidstone Road. First, the design of flats are not in keeping with the architecture of the street, Secondly, where are the residents going to park when there are only 7 car park spaces. This cannot go through Haringey. I object strongly.
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Sonia Wright
10 years ago
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I also strongly object to this house being demolished and replaced by ANOTHER block of flats. No increase in doctor surgeries, schools, shops so inevitable increase in traffic which has already ruined Warwick Road by making a side road into a main road with increased accidents and a danger to cross. Thoughtless!!!
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Sasha Eaglestone
10 years ago
Demolishing a lovely family house with real character and building an ugly, modern block to squeeze 10 flats into the site will spoil that side of Maidstone Road. Approval could set a dangerous precedent to similar proposals.
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Laura Davenport
10 years ago
This area needs large family homes and not 1/2/3 bed flats.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop this constant erection of blocks of flats on any piece of vacant ground!
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Penelope Igoe
10 years ago
I object strongly to this beautiful house being demolished to be replaced by a very ugly block of flats. The flats won't be affordable and are just a money spinner for the developers and Haringay Council. We are losing our heritage with the lose of beautiful houses like this one.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The proposed development is inappropriate in terms of architectural merit and additional strain on infrastructure
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Richard Ainsworth
10 years ago
We want homes for families not divided up into multiple flats so a landlord can make lots of money
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Caroline chenier
10 years ago
Please don't do this. The mess they have made in new Southgate is bad enough
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Tom Watt
10 years ago
I recently moved into the area for its family friendly environment, the quiet streets of characterful period properties. To drop one of the few remaining larger family houses in the area, to be replaced by ugly (in my opinion) flats seems wrong. It would not be in the spirit of areas such as this for such a development to become the precedent. Whether overlooking; opposite; next to; or just in the vacinity of such a proposed complex makes living in this area a much less attractive proposition to myself and other young professionals with children.
This proposal is totally out of character for Maidstone Road and for the Bounds Green area. Very unsympathetic in character.
Competent for character of the local neighbourhood. This also looks unsustainable as a long term housing option for potential occupants. Jason B
Will the developers be forced to provide an out door area for play or fresh air or do they think the new occupants should just stay in their rabbit hutches and not bother anyone ?
Get a grip !!! I'm in shock , who does that !! Enfield and harringey are destroying bounds green !!!!
disgraceful!
I strongly object to this development on the grounds of its size and the proposal to destroy a period property. Amenities, doctors and dentists are already at full stretch and as a resident i already find it difficult to park near home. There are too many developments already in progress in the area.
This development would be most unsightly and thoroughly inappropriate replacement to the existing pleasant and well-built house.
I object to this plan to demolish this home, especially in-light of the plan to replace with 35 flats. Bounds Green needs supporting to encourage flourishment, not to denegrade to the cheap, unattractive developments which are so common these days. Please think twice before agreeing to any plan for development. The mental health of the nation depends partly on encouraging surroundings.
This proposal is a total disgrace, yet sadly typical of greedy developers and councils desperate to tick house building boxes. If we don't protect London's/bounds greens character now, it will soon be lost forever.
This area is overloaded with new flats and inadequate facilities to meet the needs of people in them.
I wish to object to the proposed plans to demolish a beautiful Edwardian house and in Maidstone Road. First, the design of flats are not in keeping with the architecture of the street, Secondly, where are the residents going to park when there are only 7 car park spaces. This cannot go through Haringey. I object strongly.
I also strongly object to this house being demolished and replaced by ANOTHER block of flats. No increase in doctor surgeries, schools, shops so inevitable increase in traffic which has already ruined Warwick Road by making a side road into a main road with increased accidents and a danger to cross. Thoughtless!!!
Demolishing a lovely family house with real character and building an ugly, modern block to squeeze 10 flats into the site will spoil that side of Maidstone Road. Approval could set a dangerous precedent to similar proposals.
This area needs large family homes and not 1/2/3 bed flats.
Stop this constant erection of blocks of flats on any piece of vacant ground!
I object strongly to this beautiful house being demolished to be replaced by a very ugly block of flats. The flats won't be affordable and are just a money spinner for the developers and Haringay Council. We are losing our heritage with the lose of beautiful houses like this one.
The proposed development is inappropriate in terms of architectural merit and additional strain on infrastructure
We want homes for families not divided up into multiple flats so a landlord can make lots of money
Please don't do this. The mess they have made in new Southgate is bad enough
I recently moved into the area for its family friendly environment, the quiet streets of characterful period properties. To drop one of the few remaining larger family houses in the area, to be replaced by ugly (in my opinion) flats seems wrong. It would not be in the spirit of areas such as this for such a development to become the precedent. Whether overlooking; opposite; next to; or just in the vacinity of such a proposed complex makes living in this area a much less attractive proposition to myself and other young professionals with children.