Stanley : Tue Aug 18, 2009 6:30 am  

I understand that some work may have been done recently on the site of the proposed new ground, this consists of marking out the site etc.

Not sure if this related to the planning application but thought it was of interest to post.

Re: Stanley : Tue Aug 18, 2009 7:58 am  

REDWHITEANDBLUE wrote:

I understand that some work may have been done recently on the site of the proposed new ground, this consists of marking out the site etc.

Not sure if this related to the planning application but thought it was of interest to post.

Well according to the supporters of other clubs with new stadium builds that counts as work starting.

Re: Stanley : Tue Aug 18, 2009 8:16 am  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Well according to the supporters of other clubs with new stadium builds that counts as work starting.

If Richard Wright saw someone putting a peg in the ground at Glasshoughton he'd cream himself and then publish an hour long feature film on their website.

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:10 am  

All the marking has to be done for full plans to be drawn up, this to me suggests that with planning permission being submitted in oct/nov the trust may be submitting plans for full permission rather than outline permission.
(which for the record is all Cas have)
Which in turn would suggest that we would want to move straight on with the work once it has been rubber stamped. And from what i have been told so far we could be on for the quickest recorded turn around for PP being given out, if you have ever requested anything from WMDC you will understand how long they take, but this could be no more than a formality.
Fingers crossed.

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:15 am  

Wonder how far the two stadium projects will have progressed by the time Labour lose control of the Council next May?
Once the Conservatives are running the MDC will they have any changes in mind to the type of support available for the projects?

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:21 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote: Wonder how far the two stadium projects will have progressed by the time Labour lose control of the Council next May? Once the Conservatives are running the MDC will they have any changes in mind to the type of support available for the projects? One would hope they haven’t changed their mind. Tory view

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote: Wonder how far the two stadium projects will have progressed by the time Labour lose control of the Council next May? Once the Conservatives are running the MDC will they have any changes in mind to the type of support available for the projects? One would hope they haven’t changed their mind. Tory view

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:07 am  

These threads fill me with happiness and worry at the same time.

I cant wait for the day I can start abusing Bulls fans for their stadium after the tons of abuse I have taken from them every time they visit ours

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:34 am  

Sandal Wild Cat wrote:

All the marking has to be done for full plans to be drawn up, this to me suggests that with planning permission being submitted in oct/nov the trust may be submitting plans for full permission rather than outline permission.
(which for the record is all Cas have)
Which in turn would suggest that we would want to move straight on with the work once it has been rubber stamped. And from what i have been told so far we could be on for the quickest recorded turn around for PP being given out, if you have ever requested anything from WMDC you will understand how long they take, but this could be no more than a formality.
Fingers crossed.

Do not think that for one minute.

Even if the council were behind the scheme in principal (and in some respect even more so if they are behind it), they will have to demonstrate that they have viewed the application objectively; considered all the opposition veiws and addressed any problems arising.

We have a MASSIVE role to play in this - details to follow shortly!

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 11:01 am  

in due time then let us know know what needs to be done and we can mobilize.

: Tue Aug 18, 2009 12:00 pm  

TRB wrote:

Do not think that for one minute.

Even if the council were behind the scheme in principal (and in some respect even more so if they are behind it), they will have to demonstrate that they have viewed the application objectively; considered all the opposition veiws and addressed any problems arising.

We have a MASSIVE role to play in this - details to follow shortly!

The land is also "green belt" so the planning application will automatically be called in by Government Office.

Planning permission is by no means a formallity and as TRB says we all and the citizens of Wakefield can play a part.