Fire Risk Assessment for the Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.
Dear Haringey Borough Council,
Please provide the Fire Risk Assessment for the Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre
High Street, London, N8 7QB.
http://www.planningservices.haringey.gov...
Planning application HGY/2013/2019 lists a Fire Risk Assessment document but the document has not been provided on the website. This development site is owned by Sanctuary Housing Association.
Yours faithfully,
Ms M Jennings
Dear Ms Jennings
Freedom of Information / Environmental Information Regulations Request:
LBH/11404021
I acknowledge your request for information received on 05 August 2021.
This information request will be dealt with in accordance with the Freedom
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Ms M Jennings,
With regards to your FOI request, you state that "HGY/2013/2019 lists a Fire Risk Assessment document" where do you believe this is listed? There is no such document on our file?
Kind regards
Robbie
Robbie McNaugher MRTPI
Interim Head of Development Management and Planning Enforcement
Housing, Regeneration and Planning | Haringey Council
River Park House 225 High Road | London | N22 8HQ
Tel: 020 8489 8233
[mobile number]
www.haringey.gov.uk
Dear McNaugher Robbie,
The document I request is titled "Appendix 10.1 FRA rev B complete 8672 25 September 2013". It is listed for HGY/2013/2019 on the following page http://www.planningservices.haringey.gov...
I expect this document to address the London Fire Brigade's concerns dated 9 January 2014 that are reported on the same page as London Fire and I quote "for fire fighting access onto the site however due to the size of the building they will require the provision of dry rising mains or sprinklers for fire fighting details to be provided".
Yours sincerely,
Ms M Jennings
Dear Ms Jennings,
Re: Freedom of Information Act Request ref: LBH/11404021
Thank you for your request for information received on 05 August 2021, in
which you asked for the following:
Please provide the Fire Risk Assessment for the Hornsey Reuse and
Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.
In a follow up email you clarified that “The document I request is titled
"Appendix 10.1 FRA rev B complete 8672 25 September 2013".
My response is as follows:
Please find the “FRA” file requested attached which relates to flooding.
With regard to your original request, there is no Fire Risk Assessment on
file. However the development was reviewed by the London Fire Brigade and
found to be acceptable in terms of fire safety. Its comments are on the
application file.
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 [1]Corporate
Feedback Team. (Please note you should do so within two months of this
response.)
Yours sincerely,
Robbie
Robbie McNaugher MRTPI
Interim Head of Development Management and Planning Enforcement
Housing, Regeneration and Planning | Haringey Council
River Park House 225 High Road | London | N22 8HQ
Tel: 020 8489 8233
[2]www.haringey.gov.uk
From: McNaugher Robbie [3][email address]
Sent: 01 September 2021 22:54
To: Krzyszowski Rob [4][email address]
Subject: Fwd: Freedom of Information request - Fire Risk Assessment for
the Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.
Hold fire on that FOI just got the below.
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From: Ms M Jennings <[6][FOI #780107 email]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 1, 2021 10:52:11 PM
To: McNaugher Robbie <[7][email address]>
Subject: RE: Freedom of Information request - Fire Risk Assessment for the
Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.
Dear McNaugher Robbie,
The document I request is titled "Appendix 10.1 FRA rev B complete 8672 25
September 2013". It is listed for HGY/2013/2019 on the following page
[8]http://www.planningservices.haringey.gov...
I expect this document to address the London Fire Brigade's concerns dated
9 January 2014 that are reported on the same page as London Fire and I
quote "for fire fighting access onto the site however due to the size of
the building they will require the provision of dry rising mains or
sprinklers for fire fighting details to be provided".
Yours sincerely,
Ms M Jennings
From: McNaugher Robbie <[9][email address]>
Sent: 01 September 2021 21:07
To: Krzyszowski Rob <[10][email address]>
Cc: Makoon Taylamay <[11][email address]>
Subject: RE: Robbie: LBH/11404021
Rob,
I emailed a queries on this but I think it comes from a Bot so not hear
back.
[12][FOI #780107 email]
Dear Ms Jennings,
Re: Freedom of Information Act Request ref: LBH/11404021
Thank you for your request for information received on 05 August 2021, in
which you asked for the following:
Please provide the Fire Risk Assessment for the Hornsey Reuse and
Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.
My response is as follows:
Although state that "HGY/2013/2019 lists a Fire Risk Assessment document"
there is no such document on our file.
However the development was renewed by the London Fire Brigade and found
to be acceptable in terms of fire safety. Their comments are on the
application file.
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 [13]Corporate
Feedback Team. (Please note you should do so within two months of this
response.)
Yours sincerely,
[Name]
[Job Title]
Robbie McNaugher MRTPI
Interim Head of Development Management and Planning Enforcement
Housing, Regeneration and Planning | Haringey Council
River Park House 225 High Road | London | N22 8HQ
Tel: 020 8489 8233
[14]www.haringey.gov.uk
Dear Haringey Borough Council,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of Haringey Borough Council's handling of my FOI request 'Fire Risk Assessment for the Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre High Street, London, N8 7QB.'.
I note that you have not confirmed or denied whether the authority holds this information, and have not applied an exemption that would remove this obligation.
As you may be aware, Section 1(1) of the FOI Act (https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/200...) states that "Any person making a request for information to a public authority is entitled to be informed in writing by the public authority whether it holds information of the description specified in the request".
I would be grateful if you could clarify whether or not this information is held, or specify which exemption of the duty to confirm or deny you are applying.
You have referred to the London Fire Brigade letter addressed to Haringey Council that Dry Risers or Sprinklers were required for the building. Although the FRA document that was missing turns out to be a Flood Risk Assessment rather than a Fire Risk Assessment, I do believe that you must be in possession of the response to the London Fire Brigade's letter of concern.
A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is available on the Internet at this address: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/f...
Yours faithfully,
Ms M Jennings
Dear Ms Jennings,
Internal Review regarding Freedom of Information request reference
LBH/11404021
Thank you for your email received on 02 September 2021.
Your request for an Internal Review has been logged with the reference
LBH/11515921. Please quote this reference number on any further
correspondence.
We will now review the response you have been sent to the above request
and I aim to let you know the outcome of our investigation by 30
September 2021. If I need longer, I will write to let you know the reason
and when you can expect a full reply.
Should our response to your request breach the statutory time-frame and
you remain unhappy with our response you have the right to complain to the
Information Commissioners Office. You can contact them at
[email address]. Information about their services is on their website:
www.ico.org.uk
Yours sincerely,
Corporate Feedback Team
Dear Ms Jennings,
Please find attached my response to your request for an Internal Review,
reference LBH/11515921
Yours sincerely,
Claire Gilmour
Corporate Feedback Officer
Haringey Council
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[3]facebook.com/haringeycouncil
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Ms M Jennings left an annotation ()
This request relates to the Fire Risk Assessment for the Development of Residential Housing in replacement of the Hornsey Reuse and Recycling Centre which was submitted as part of the Major Applications planning process.