Under Section 105 of the Housing Act 1985, the council has a legal obligation to consult with secure tenants where proposals may have an impact on their recognised amenities. This can include changes to designated car parking spaces or open space overseen by Haringey Council.
Once the Section 105 consultation with secure tenants is carried out and responses considered, the council has undertaken its statutory duty. We publish reports on our Section 105 consultations before any planning application is submitted.
If you have any comments or queries regarding the council’s Housing Act 1985 Section 105 consultations, email s105@haringey.gov.uk.
Current consultations
There are no current consultations.
Closed consultations
Tiverton Road (N15)
The Section 105 Consultation for Tiverton Road (N15) ran from Friday 27 June to Sunday 3 August 2025. Thank you to everyone who took part.
We held 3 drop-in engagement events for these proposals:
- pop-up events on the open space in front of 26-70 Tiverton Road on Saturday 19 July, 11am to 2pm and Tuesday 29 July, 11am to 2pm
- an event at the St Ann's Library Wednesday 23 July, 4.30 to 7pm
We asked secure council tenants and leaseholders of Tiverton Road, Remington Road, Tewkesbury Close, Osman Close, John Macfield House, Moreton Close and Moreton Road for their views on the proposal to build 17 new council homes on the open space in front of 26-70 Tiverton Road and to reconfigure the surrounding car parking spaces.
You can view the Section 105 consultation outcome report and consultation brochure:
Tiverton Road s105 consultation report
Tiverton Road s105 consultation brochure
A community engagement exercise also ran between from Friday 27 June to Sunday 3 August 2025 to gain residents views on the wider proposals.
You can view the details of the proposals on the Tiverton Road (N15) consultation web hub.
If you have any questions regarding the Tiverton Road (N15) consultation, email s105@haringey.gov.uk or call 020 8489 5091.
Kings Road (N17)
The Section 105 Consultation for Kings Road (N17) ran from Tuesday 24 June 2025 to Sunday 27 July 2025. Thank you to everyone who took part.
We held 3 drop-in engagement events for these proposals:
- pop-up events in the car park by Kings Road on Saturday 5 July, 11am to 2pm and Wednesday 9 July, 11am to 2pm
- event at Lancasterian Primary School on Tuesday 15 July, from 6 to 8pm
We asked secure council tenants and leaseholders of 1 to 43 (odd) James Place and11 to 49 (odd) Church Road for their views on the proposal to remove 40 car park spaces, 6 garages, and 2 bin stores and to build 9 new council homes for council rent and to re-provide/re-locate the bin stores.
You can view the Section 105 consultation outcome report and the s105 consultation brochure:
Kings Road s105 consultation report
Kings Road (N17) s105 consultation brochure
A community engagement exercise also ran between from Tuesday 24 June 2025 to Sunday 27 July 2025 to gain residents views on the wider proposals.
You can review the details of the proposal on the Kings Road (N17) consultation hub.
If you have any questions regarding the Kings Road (N17) S105 consultation, email s105@haringey.gov.uk or call 020 8489 2228.
Sir Frederick Messer
The Section 105 consultation for Sir Frederick Messer ran from Tuesday 27 June 2022 to Friday 19 August 2022. Thank you to everyone who took part.
We held 3 engagement events for these proposals:
- 2 online engagement events on Tuesday 19 July and Tuesday 26 July 2022
- an in-person event on Saturday 23 July 2022
Secure council tenants and leaseholders were asked for their views on the proposal to remove open space and the footpaths near the corner of Seven Sisters Road and St Ann's Road and the reconfiguration of land and the footpaths outside Henrietta House on St Ann's Road to provide up to 95 new homes, including much needed affordable council homes.
You can view the Section 105 consultation outcome report and consultation brochure below:
A community engagement exercise also ran between Tuesday 27 August 2024 to Monday 23 September 2024 for the wider community in the vicinity.
We held 2 in-person engagement events for these proposals, on Friday 6 September and Saturday 14 September 2024.
Having reviewed the feedback received, we have submitted a planning application to the Local Planning Authority.