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Liveable Crouch End: Strategic Design Questionnaire Report – Appendices Liveable Crouch End: Strategic Design Questionnaire Report – appendices Contents Appendix 1. Other (please specify). Free text responses Q8. ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Appendix 2. Other (please specify). Free text responses Q10. ....................................................................................................................................................... 10 Appendix 3. Other (please specify). Free text responses Q12 ........................................................................................................................................................ 19 Appendix 4. 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Question 49 Free Text responses ........................................................................................................................................................................... 156 Appendix 1. Other (please specify). Free text responses Q8. Response Date Other (please specify). Free text responses Q8. Appendix 1 Feb 07 2020 11:58 AM answer too long will put it in the end comment box with an asterisk Feb 06 2020 03:53 PM balance of accomodation and infrastructure will be affected Feb 02 2020 11:57 PM Specify proposal Feb 02 2020 09:44 PM Plans do not meet the needs of disabled people. Feb 02 2020 09:20 PM The proposals do not deal with the problems. Residents being ignored. Feb 02 2020 08:46 PM Heavy traffic will be forced into residential areas causing pollution and sppeding vehicles. Feb 02 2020 08:15 PM Plans are hopeless. Instead prevent non essential traffic access from Tottenham Lane to Park Road. Feb 02 2020 07:36 PM Scheme will divert heavy traffic onto residential class C roads = more pollution and more danger. Feb 02 2020 07:34 PM Pedestrianise only during office/shopping hours, otherwise it may become bleak, & menacing at night. Feb 02 2020 07:30 PM Good as long as doesn’t create traffic backlog or use of backroads Feb 02 2020 06:54 PM Unclear what you are proposing. The area works well as a crossing area already. Feb 02 2020 06:44 PM It needs to be a London wide strategy not one where the traffic & pollution are shunted further away Feb 02 2020 06:35 PM DIverts traffic to WIghtman. Undoes earlier plan to reduce traffic . Air pollution. Feb 02 2020 04:50 PM I don't believe there is a problem Feb 02 2020 01:59 PM Tottenham Lane sometimes congested.Due mainly to parking on both sides of the road. Feb 02 2020 01:54 PM Too complicated Feb 02 2020 01:09 PM Action required to protect pedestrians and reduce on street parking Feb 02 2020 12:34 PM There is no consideration for where the traffic will go and the devastating effecT on other areas Feb 02 2020 11:43 AM It depends where the traffic will go. I don’t want to see increased traffic past the schools. Feb 01 2020 10:37 PM The knock on effect, if traffic was rerouted, could make surrounding areas less 'livable' March 2020 Liveable Crouch End: Strategic Design Questionnaire Report – appendices Feb 01 2020 07:43 PM Changes may make traffic worse on outskirts of area Feb 01 2020 06:59 PM Changes will impact emergency services and refuse collection Feb 01 2020 06:47 PM Any changes in one neighbourhood has an adverse impact on neighbouring communities Feb 01 2020 06:17 PM Proposals should not displace traffic to Turnpike Lane & Wightman Rd- unfair and unequal Feb 01 2020 04:38 PM I think it’s ok as it is except the crossings are a bit complicated Feb 01 2020 03:48 PM Traffic restrictions will seriously affect local shops which are already having a tough time Feb 01 2020 10:21 AM you will ruin access for pleasure and business Feb 01 2020 07:06 AM traffic diverted to surrounding roads with less capacity congestion and increased emissions Feb 01 2020 07:02 AM I think better provision is needed for cyclists AND pedestrians Jan 31 2020 10:30 PM More beneficial further down Tottenham Lane, closer to the schools, cinema and other services. Jan 31 2020 07:39 PM Depends what improvements are Jan 31 2020 06:36 PM I'm concerned about traffic just being pushed into other areas, rather than reducing car use. Jan 31 2020 04:37 PM Will affect business already struggling high street Jan 31 2020 02:52 PM Concerned proposed reduction method will push traffic into The Ladder, already heavily burdened. Jan 31 2020 02:24 PM There would be a significant increase in traffic in other areas Jan 31 2020 01:37 PM I am concerned about losing trade Jan 31 2020 11:51 AM especially on Wightman Road Jan 31 2020 11:16 AM Will make traffic worse in adjoining neighbourhoods. Issues are excessive parking on narrow streets Jan 31 2020 10:22 AM Er, I didn't say that I wasn't supportive so not sure why this has come up Jan 31 2020 08:18 AM Traffic fumes will build up in the other streets. What is the point here? Jan 30 2020 11:39 PM I think you're trying to shift traffic to less affluent areas ie wightman road Jan 30 2020 10:42 PM Any changes will make the traffic in neighbouring Harringay worse! March 2020 Liveable Crouch End: Strategic Design Questionnaire Report – appendices Jan 30 2020 09:08 PM Safety —Closure of Middle Lane made crossing Clock Tower area very unsafe Jan 30 2020 09:04 PM live in Harringay, think it would be unfair to send extra traffic from Crouch End to where I live Jan 30 2020 08:41 PM You want to close main roads to make way for a small number of people who do not like vehicles Jan 30 2020 08:40 PM Impact on traffic to wightman rd increasing it heavily Jan 30 2020 08:18 PM It will make traffic worse in other areas, like Whiteman Road Jan 30 2020 08:06 PM I think changes will displace traffic to nearby areas Jan 30 2020 07:38 PM If buses are affected, kids who go to Highgate Wood and Hornsey School have no direct route. Jan 30 2020 07:35 PM If closed & traffic is displaced, which of us are going to suffer from an increase in this traffic? Jan 30 2020 07:29 PM I worry this will divert traffic to already congested roads Jan 30 2020 06:04 PM I don't want traffic rerouted to my area Jan 30 2020 12:11 PM Displacing traffic from main Crouch End routes - residential streets likely to be more congested. Jan 29 2020 07:49 PM cause localised air pollution where pedestrians are concentrated Jan 29 2020 04:40 PM If you curtail traffic in Crouch End shopping area, it will have to go elsewhere but where? Jan 29 2020 03:45 PM it will harm shops at a time when many are empty Jan 29 2020 01:24 PM you cannot disinvent the car - if the clocktower is pedestrianised, where will cars go to? Jan 29 2020 01:06 PM October's test showed you do not understand how traffic flows in the area - could make matters worse Jan 28 2020 11:13 PM Ferme Park Road: traffic & speeding = dangerous Jan 28 2020 08:27 PM The Clock Tower area is a business area, already struggling. People need to be able to visit easily Jan 28 2020 01:55 PM Locals not properly consulted, will create rat runs Jan 28 2020 01:05 PM It pushes traffic somewhere
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