Dear Mr Booth

Freedom of Information / Environmental Information Regulations Request:
LBH/8300819

I acknowledge your request for information received on 18 January 2019.

This information request will be dealt with in accordance with the Freedom
of Information Act 2000 / Environmental Information Regulations and we
will send the response by 15 February 2019

Yours sincerely,

Feedback and Information Governance

Shared Service Centre | Central Team

Haringey Council 

Alexandra House, 10 Station Road, Wood Green, London N22 7TR

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Dear Mr Booth,

Re: Freedom of Information Act Request ref: LBH/8300819

Thank you for your request for information received on 18 January 2019, in
which you asked for the following, my responses are set out in red after
the questions where we are able to answer.  

We are unable to answer the other questions because In relation to your
request we consider this information is exempt from the Freedom of
Information Act under Section 38 (Health & Safety)

We are not obliged to provide information if its release would be likely
to endanger the health and safety of an individual. In this case, we
believe that releasing the information would be likely to endanger the
physical or mental health of residents of blocks and a possible target for
foul play.

In line with the terms of this exemption in the Freedom of Information
Act, we have also considered whether it would be in the public interest
for us to provide you with the information, despite the exemption being
applicable. In this case, we have concluded that the public interest
favours withholding the information.

Public interest considerations favouring disclosure are transparency and
public interest considerations favouring withholding the information are
the health and safety of residents of the block.

This letter is a refusal notice as required by the Freedom of Information
Act.

If you are unhappy with how we have responded to your request you can ask
us to conduct an Internal Review. If so, please contact the Feedback and
Information Team as below. . (Please note you should do this within two
months of receiving this response.)   

Feedback and Information Team

5^th Floor, Alexandra House

10 Station Road

London

N22 7TR

E[1][email address]

You may also complain to the Information Commissioner’s office, who may be
able to help you. However they would normally expect the local authority
to have undertaken a complaint investigation or Internal Review of the
request before they will accept the referral. 

You can contact the Commissioner at:

Information Commissioner

Wycliffe House

Water Lane

Wilmslow

Cheshire 

SK9 5AF

E[2][email address]

W[3]www.ico.org.uk

A

1. The number of private high rise residential buildings affected in your
borough 4

2. The names and addresses of the buildings

3. The name of their owner

4. Any estimate of the cost of the works to the buildings (per building or
in total)

5. Any information about the number of households or the number of people
affected

B

1. The number of social high rise residential buildings affected in your
borough0

2. The names and addresses of the buildings

3. The name of their owner

4. Any estimate of the cost of the works to the buildings (per building or
in total) 5. Any information about the number of households or the number
of people affected

C

1. The number of public buildings (eg hospitals)affected in your borough 0

2. The names and addresses of the buildings

3. The name of their owner

4. Any estimate of the cost of the works to the buildings (per building or
in total)

5. Any information about the number of households or the number of people
affected

Yours sincerely,

Emma Williamson

Assistant Director - Planning

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