Park lights ? - Page 11

Neil · 21-09-2005, 06:47

And then you can read this about Dihydrogen monoxide

garinda · 21-09-2005, 13:10

Without water nothing you say will be true, you are water you humans.

I'm lucky I'm ethreal.

garinda · 21-09-2005, 13:15

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Originally Posted by park381

Are the Neighbourhood watch CCTV cameras trained on the area yet garinda, am sure they must have a great view.

The cameras go wherever there is trouble, and there isn't any at the playground now the lights up.

8 meters? Did you have the right glasses on? It looks about four at the most.

park381 · 21-09-2005, 21:16

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Originally Posted by garinda

The cameras go wherever there is trouble, and there isn't any at the playground now the lights up.

8 meters? Did you have the right glasses on? It looks about four at the most.

How do you know there is no trouble in the play area, can you see it from where you live, just like Cllr Heyes.

Please read my post No 146, no it don't look like an 8M column, nor does the light look like an 100W lantern.
HBC's planning application was for just that, an 8M column with an 100W lantern on the end of an arm e.g. a side street light.
It is very clear from Neils pics that the light and column are not as per the planning application, therefore HBC are in breach of the planning application. So it is a good job I moved or I would be on to the Planning Enforcement Officer.

garinda · 21-09-2005, 23:25

Yes we have a great view of it thanks.

All happy kids playing and no teenage wasters to report.

Neil · 22-09-2005, 06:51

A couple of people have commented to me that there have been less teenagers hanging around the play area after dark.
It looks like a 150w or 250w sonpak type light fitting to me.

park381 · 22-09-2005, 08:37

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Originally Posted by Neil

A couple of people have commented to me that there have been less teenagers hanging around the play area after dark.
It looks like a 150w or 250w sonpak type light fitting to me.

That's what I thought, not seen it at close range but if it is then HBC have left themselves wide open for the residents to complain if they want. The light is not what was specified in the planning application, HBC could be made to remove it.

park381 · 22-09-2005, 08:48

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Originally Posted by garinda

Yes we have a great view of it thanks.

Where from the roof, have you moved back home

garinda · 22-09-2005, 09:09

My family home over looks the play area so we have a great view. Yes it may be a bit sad having a bedroom I still use at home as well as my own house, the one with the indoor pool I consider my holiday home.

. It's on eye level with the play area as well, we don't have to stand on a chair and stretch our necks, and peer over an hedge like they do on Park Lane to see the play area.

park381 · 22-09-2005, 12:43

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Originally Posted by garinda

My family home over looks the play area so we have a great view. Yes it may be a bit sad having a bedroom I still use at home as well as my own house, the one with the indoor pool I consider my holiday home.

. It's on eye level with the play area as well, we don't have to stand on a chair and stretch our necks, and peer over an hedge like they do on Park Lane to see the play area.

Ah, they've cut the trees down on the fielding lane side of the park, so that you have a better view.