Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 3:44 pm  

mrpurfect wrote: Cas have not applied for full Planning permission. Oops - Current affairs fail...

mrpurfect wrote: Cas have not applied for full Planning permission. Oops - Current affairs fail...

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 7:23 pm  

Outline permission is granted subject to a condition requiring the subsequent approval of one or more reserved matters.
Meaning it's a reserved matters application.

Re: CASTLEFORDS STADIUM PLANS : Mon Jan 24, 2011 8:58 pm  

Therailwayendisuponus. wrote:

I wonder if that's because we don't have full planning permission yet. Therefore making building illegal! I know this is a bit "out there", but when we have full planning permission we will start to build!

better get moving then? Only 13 months left until the 2012 season.

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:09 pm  

mrpurfect wrote:

Outline permission is granted subject to a condition requiring the subsequent approval of one or more reserved matters.
Meaning it's a reserved matters application.

The Reserved Matters application will upgrade the Outline PP to Full PP. Once it's approved, we can build. Simples.

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:16 pm  

OK, in a nutshell:

THE APPLICATION TO GET PLANNING PERMISSION SO THAT WE CAN START BUILDING WENT IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS. AS THE STADIUM PLANS HAVEN'T DEVIATED SUBSTANTIALLY FROM THE ORIGINALLY APPROVED OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION, THE NEW APPLICATION SHOULD BE APPROVED WITHIN A FEW WEEKS.

Happy now?

[tb]

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:26 pm  

I'm a pedant by trade, but getting worked up over reserved matters v final PP application is pushing a point of terminology too far even for me …

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:38 pm  

OMG 60 pages of inaccuracies, i thought i would set the record straight but it didn't work lol.

Applying for a full Planning permission is what you do [b]if you don't have outline planning permission[b/], Full planning permission is a combination of outline planning consent and detailed planning consent - with all detailed information submitted in a single application. Full Planning Permission is common where the proposed development is contentious.

Outline planning permission gives an indication of permitted development – footprint and the height of the building, and should include a simple drawing showing the footprint. Outline planning permission is subject to a condition that full planning details(called resevered matters) will need to be approved before building can commence. Building plots for sale can be purchased with outline planning permission.

Hence when people ask where are we with our stadium and people reply we have applied for a full Planning permission it looks like we have no prior consent and it's still all up in the air which is not the case.

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Tue Jan 25, 2011 2:05 am  

mrpurfect wrote:

OMG 60 pages of inaccuracies, i thought i would set the record straight but it didn't work lol.

Applying for a full Planning permission is what you do [b]if you don't have outline planning permission[b/], Full planning permission is a combination of outline planning consent and detailed planning consent - with all detailed information submitted in a single application. Full Planning Permission is common where the proposed development is contentious.

Outline planning permission gives an indication of permitted development – footprint and the height of the building, and should include a simple drawing showing the footprint. Outline planning permission is subject to a condition that full planning details(called resevered matters) will need to be approved before building can commence. Building plots for sale can be purchased with outline planning permission.

Hence when people ask where are we with our stadium and people reply we have applied for a full Planning permission it looks like we have no prior consent and it's still all up in the air which is not the case.

So what I said was in effect correct, then!

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Tue Jan 25, 2011 9:03 am  

tb wrote:

I'm a pedant by trade, but getting worked up over reserved matters v final PP application is pushing a point of terminology too far even for me …

But he is correct though and it was just a simple two line post... I am not sure that it was mrpurfect getting worked up about it!

Re: Stadium Development and MDBTYD Thread : Tue Jan 25, 2011 1:46 pm  

Georgie Best on a Bloomer wrote:

OK, in a nutshell:

THE APPLICATION TO GET PLANNING PERMISSION SO THAT WE CAN START BUILDING WENT IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS. AS THE STADIUM PLANS HAVEN'T DEVIATED SUBSTANTIALLY FROM THE ORIGINALLY APPROVED OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION, THE NEW APPLICATION SHOULD BE APPROVED WITHIN A FEW WEEKS.

Happy now?

That would be fine if we had paid the council to look at them?? have we havent we ?? Rumour is we havent yet
??