We the undersigned are neighbours or live on the streets surrounding TTTS school.
We are concerned about the negative impact of events at the school.
We understand that events at the school will be in breach of planning law. If events occur we are prepared to report this to Barnet Council Planning Enforcement department
I have spent the past several days documenting the ongoing activity at the school site to ensure our records remain thorough. We are currently preparing to present this evidence to the Barnet Council Planning Enforcement department to address the potential violations impacting our neighborhood.
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Andrew Kaye
5 years ago
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It has ruined normal life for those living next door at Brentwood Lodge. School until very late in Sundays is bad enough. It’s really been awful.
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Avi Gertner
5 years ago
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We welcome the intensification of the building’s use with the repurposing to a much needed local school. However we do not welcome the building’s proposed use as a party venue for reasons which include but are not limited to increased noise pollution, increased parking congestion by both party contractors (music, staging, catering etc.) and party guests.
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Linda Ebert
5 years ago
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This is a quiet residential neighbourhood and we agreed to a school opening in these very narrow streets. It is already difficult for me to get out of my road now during the day but to have events in the evening would be very unfair and against the original agreement.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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The road is a residential cul de sac and when this building was a synagogue there was rarely a problem with noise or parking and they never attempted to use it for events, which is totally against the planning
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Adele lew
5 years ago
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We are most concerned about the parking implications and possible noise. In the building's old guize as a house of worship we were never troubled by evening events except on yom kippur.
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Margaret Benmayer
5 years ago
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It will cause unthinkable noise and traffic and parking pollution. I strongly object to a simcha hall on what is a very quiet residential area. I bought my house fifty years ago and would like things to stay as they were peaceful and classy
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Neighbour
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Ahron Ebert
5 years ago
Am against any events at the weekend or in the evenings due to noise pollution and parking issues
We the undersigned are neighbours or live on the streets surrounding TTTS school.
We are concerned about the negative impact of events at the school.
We understand that events at the school will be in breach of planning law. If events occur we are prepared to report this to Barnet Council Planning Enforcement department
I have spent the past several days documenting the ongoing activity at the school site to ensure our records remain thorough. We are currently preparing to present this evidence to the Barnet Council Planning Enforcement department to address the potential violations impacting our neighborhood.
20 Comments
A
Andrew Kaye
5 years ago
Featured
It has ruined normal life for those living next door at Brentwood Lodge. School until very late in Sundays is bad enough. It’s really been awful.
A
Avi Gertner
5 years ago
Featured
We welcome the intensification of the building’s use with the repurposing to a much needed local school. However we do not welcome the building’s proposed use as a party venue for reasons which include but are not limited to increased noise pollution, increased parking congestion by both party contractors (music, staging, catering etc.) and party guests.
L
Linda Ebert
5 years ago
Featured
This is a quiet residential neighbourhood and we agreed to a school opening in these very narrow streets. It is already difficult for me to get out of my road now during the day but to have events in the evening would be very unfair and against the original agreement.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
The road is a residential cul de sac and when this building was a synagogue there was rarely a problem with noise or parking and they never attempted to use it for events, which is totally against the planning
A
Adele lew
5 years ago
Featured
We are most concerned about the parking implications and possible noise. In the building's old guize as a house of worship we were never troubled by evening events except on yom kippur.
M
Margaret Benmayer
5 years ago
Featured
It will cause unthinkable noise and traffic and parking pollution. I strongly object to a simcha hall on what is a very quiet residential area. I bought my house fifty years ago and would like things to stay as they were peaceful and classy
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Neighbour
A
Ahron Ebert
5 years ago
Am against any events at the weekend or in the evenings due to noise pollution and parking issues
It has ruined normal life for those living next door at Brentwood Lodge. School until very late in Sundays is bad enough. It’s really been awful.