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Consultation on Flats Plan for Garage Site in Conservation Area 2 AUGUST 2019 The Archer - www.the-archer.co.uk The Archer USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS PO Box 3699, London N2 2DE Councils Help & Advice Drugs Helpline 0800 776600 www.the-archer.co.uk Email: [email protected] Barnet Council 020 8359 2000 Childline 0800 1111 Health Info Service 0800 665544 @TheArcherN2 Recycling & refuse 020 8359 4600 Citizens Advice Barnet 0300 4568365 MIND 020 8343 5700 Voicemail (messages only) 0800 612 0748 for editorial and general Benefits 0800 882200 Cruse Bereavement Care 0808 8081677 National Blood Centre 0845 7 711 7711 Haringey Council 020 8489 0000 EF Advice Service 0300 4568365 enquiries or 0800 612 4027 for Advertising enquiries only Recycling & refuse 020 88857700 Lone Parent Centre 020 3828 4834 Crime Published by Editorial Team Finance & Benefits 020 8489 2800 Missing Persons Helpline 116 000 Emergency 999 East Finchley Newspapers Diana Cormack Advertising National Debt Line 0808 156 7718 Police non-emergency 101 Copy Editor Daphne Chamberlain John Dearing Leisure NSPCC 0808 8005000 CrimeStoppers 0800 555111 John Lawrence Sub Editors Distribution Alexandra Palace 020 8365 2121 Rape Crisis helpline 0808 802 9999 Victim Support 0845 303 0900 Production Editor Ann Bronkhorst Toni Morgan East Finchley Library 020 8359 3815 Refuge Crisis Helpine 0808 2000 247 Jeff Robson Jane & David Marsh Alison Roberts Everyman, Muswell Hill 0872 436 9060 Relate Helpline 0300 100 1234 Hospitals Printed By Picture Editor Sharman & Co Ltd Garden Suburb Library 020 8458 3301 RSPCA 0300 1234 999 NHS 111 Mike Coles Muswell Hill Library 020 8489 8773 Samaritans 116 123 Barnet General 020 8216 4000 Thank you to The Bald Faced Stag and New Local Cafe for providing us with a Phoenix Cinema 020 8444 6789 SENDIASS Barnet 020 8359 7637 Edgware General 020 8952 2381 meeting place. 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By Ann Bronkhorst The new trees will be sited been awarded the 2019 London Fortis Green will see a change to its streetscape if a planned redevelopment goes ahead. near major roads like the Borough Tree Award by the At 90 Fortis Green, in a conservation area where Hexagon of Highgate’s classic car North Circular, A1 and A41, in Greater London Authority and servicing and related storage have been located since 2003, two four-storey blocks of the borough’s parks and near Forestry Commission for its residential flats in landscaped grounds are proposed, with the developers seeking early schools. Barnet Council has planting programme. reactions to the scheme. On two days in May local residents and businesses were PLANNING APPLICATIONS invited to Muswell Hill Bowl- ing Club to see a display about Barnet Council 17 Lankaster Gardens, N2 the proposed flats in advance The Bobath Centre, 250 East Single-storey rear extension. of the planning application to End Road, N2 Depth from existing living-room Haringey by developer Obsid- Submission of details of condi- 5.6m, eaves height 1.93m, maxi- ian Strategic. Large informa- tions 7 (landscaping) and 19 mum height 4m. To be used as tion boards showed aerial and (window/door details), pursuant open kitchen-diner. Existing old architectural views, plenty of to planning permission 18/4547/ kitchen enlargement to be demol- facts and figures were available FUL, dated 16/08/18. ished. Glazing alongside garden and questions were answered. 6 Brendon Grove, N2 wall. One roof light on south side. Strengths of scheme Single-storey rear extension. Garden Lodge, 370 Long Lane, Key points for discussion Depth 4m, eaves height 2.4m, N2 were the residential context for First impression: Artist’s drawing of the proposed development. maximum height 3.2m. Demolition of existing lodge, and this current ‘brownfield’ site, private open space, including a lining up the planned buildings 87 Brim Hill, N2 erection of new one on same foot once a petrol station, close to children’s play area. with existing ones would fill a Conversion of existing garage print, with side and rear extension. the Indian Rasoi restaurant Architects ColladoCollins ‘gap in the street frontage’. into habitable room. Removal, First Floor Flat, 24 Manor Park and opposite Eastern Road; the highlighted details such as Planning application replacement and relocation of Road, N2 mixture of affordable housing window proportions and deco- existing garden shed. Replace- Roof extension involving rear and ‘market’ housing, 50 homes rative brickwork intended to delayed ment of paving in garden, dormer window and two front At the consultation there was in all, in the two blocks; and the reflect styles in existing local driveway and rear patio. Internal facing roof lights. some concern about potential landscaping of communal and architecture and claimed that changes, including associated 5 Oak Lane, N2 loss of light to flats in next-door alterations to external doors Rear conservatory. Lynton Grange. Residents of and windows. New conserva- 26 Oakview Gardens, N2 OSTEOPATHY | ACUPUNCTURE Clissold Close and Coldfall tion type roof light to rear roof Installation of a PVCU casement Lodge, too, may not welcome slope. window to the side of the property. such a large neighbouring 60 Deansway, N2 15 Summerlee Gardens, N2 development or the noise and Conversion of garage into hab- New internal walls and associated The Robin Kiashek disruption its construction itable room. New part glazed drainage for proposed bathroom Clinics would entail. Thirty-eight on- timber garage doors fixed shut. and kitchenette. Lawful Develop- site parking places are to be Existing waste pipes removed, ment Certificate. provided but Fortis Green is a and drainage re-routed internally 15 Trinity Road, N2 Keeping North London OSTEOPATHY narrow, often congested road on north side. Existing vent pipe Roof extension, including rear pain free for 25 years which may struggle with the above roof level removed on dormer window. extra traffic. Visit www.robinkiashek.co.uk north side. Infill of doors and Haringey Council The developers say that windows on north side. New Storage unit between Blae- to see how we could help they are “currently review- window in north side. Relocation navon, Fortis Green, and 60, ing the scheme in the light of electric and gas meter. Rear Eastern Road, N2 Most major health insurance accepted of the comments received” Please note that we also have ACUPUNCTURE ground floor window replaced Full planning permission for a Central London clinic before submitting a planning with French doors. Side lights mansard roof extension and Ample free parking application. To find an aerial and new soldier course. New associated internal alterations to view of the site, oddly headed The Twyford Practice SVP on south side. provide one three-bedroom flat. 52 Twyford Avenue ‘Finchley’, visit www.obsidi- Fortis Green anstrategic.com/projects and London N2 9NL to track the planning process Seeking David Francis Turner (born 20/01/63. Last known address tel: 020 8815 0979 LOW LEVEL LASER THERAPY once it starts go to www.har- - Park Road, N2), or any person knowing of his whereabouts please ingey.gov.uk/planning-and- contact Caroline Lomax of Russell and Russell Solicitors Robin Kiashek | BSc (Hons) Ost Med., N.D., LicAC building-control - [email protected] - 01204 374887 regarding outstanding legal matters..
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