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Post by chilegas on Nov 5, 2023 9:12:28 GMT
They might be leaving the last section of the back panelling out until they get planning permission. Looking at it yesterday, the section left out is the bit that would affect sunlight onto those house behind - so might be leaving it till signed off to avoid everyone moaning about any potential impact from that?
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Post by playtowin on Nov 5, 2023 11:06:38 GMT
Should have clad the rear of the stand in mirrors. Would reflect light to the houses increasing their natural light. Also the view they got would be their own properties. So couldnt complain about the view !
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Post by stuart1974 on Nov 5, 2023 11:13:19 GMT
Should have clad the rear of the stand in mirrors. Would reflect light to the houses increasing their natural light. Also the view they got would be their own properties. So couldnt complain about the view ! Should make them shutters, only close them during match days.
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 5, 2023 12:45:54 GMT
If it passes in 10 days time. What is the process to allow spectators in ?. I know it will be phased but how ?. Do we expect by the Cheltenham game some home / away fans will be allowed ?.
I think it mentioned by the New year people will fill it. How will it work from mid November to January ?.
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Post by tommym9 on Nov 5, 2023 12:55:11 GMT
For sure but that was to build an entire football stadium in an established community. My question was revamped / modernised excisting. No one can provide any evidence a football club have had experience of 'groups' 'protesting'about a stand. I'm still waiting ?. You're moving the goalposts here. Also back to our six fingered friends, they are currently in a dispute with ETM about redeveloping around AG: www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/ashton-gate-sporting-quarter-hold-8761331I'll turn that question round, can you name any other team that have started work on a new stand without PP or consulting the locals?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2023 13:07:57 GMT
For sure but that was to build an entire football stadium in an established community. My question was revamped / modernised excisting. No one can provide any evidence a football club have had experience of 'groups' 'protesting'about a stand. I'm still waiting ?. You're moving the goalposts here. Also back to our six fingered friends, they are currently in a dispute with ETM about redeveloping around AG: www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/ashton-gate-sporting-quarter-hold-8761331I'll turn that question round, can you name any other team that have started building a new stand without PP or consulting the locals? no but plenty of local residents who have built extensions, lofts illegal drop down kerbs and garden offices without the relevant paperwork and planning approval. Funnily enough now complaining about the football club progressing doing things the right way
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 5, 2023 13:18:14 GMT
For sure but that was to build an entire football stadium in an established community. My question was revamped / modernised excisting. No one can provide any evidence a football club have had experience of 'groups' 'protesting'about a stand. I'm still waiting ?. You're moving the goalposts here. Also back to our six fingered friends, they are currently in a dispute with ETM about redeveloping around AG: www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/ashton-gate-sporting-quarter-hold-8761331I'll turn that question round, can you name any other team that have started work on a new stand without PP or consulting the locals? You don't read my questions do you?. I clearly stated " revamped or modernised ". Its obvious I'm not talking about a brand new stadium in a community. Its inevitable that a macro project involving years of assessments and investigation is much bigger. In regards your second point . All will be decided at the council meeting. This is why we need an objective group of councillors who will make the decision independently. If the councillors think the planning application is unsuitable that is democracy. Its been dragging on too long now and a decisions needs to be made with both sides of the argument. All will be revealed and we will all know what each Councillor voted on in the minutes . Of course I Support and feel the vocal minority will never ever be happy . You think different. This is why it needs to go to a vote!
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Post by Topper Gas on Nov 5, 2023 13:48:28 GMT
You don't read my questions do you?. I clearly stated " revamped or modernised ". Its obvious I'm not talking about a brand new stadium in a community. Its inevitable that is a macro project involving years of assessments and investigation. In regards your second point . All will be decided at the council meeting. This is why we need an objective group of councillors who will make the decision independently. If the councillors think the planning application is unsuitable that is democracy. Its been dragging on too long now and a decisions needs to be made with both sides of the argument. All will be revealed and we will all know what each Councillor voted on in the minutes . Of course I Support and feel the vocal minority will never ever be happy . You think different. This is why it needs to go to a vote! I doubt any of us follow other clubs that closely to know what goes on with their ground developments, Wrexham's doesn't seem to be moving that smoothly, Barrow seemed to be pleading for pp for their stand and Bath RFU have been trying to get pp as long as I can remember.
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Post by Topper Gas on Nov 5, 2023 13:49:44 GMT
If it passes in 10 days time. What is the process to allow spectators in ?. I know it will be phased but how ?. Do we expect by the Cheltenham game some home / away fans will be allowed ?. I think it mentioned by the New year people will fill it. How will it work from mid November to January ?. How would any of us know when the club seems to keep everything close to their chests. We'll only know when either the Bristol Live or BBC reports the process.
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 5, 2023 13:54:46 GMT
You don't read my questions do you?. I clearly stated " revamped or modernised ". Its obvious I'm not talking about a brand new stadium in a community. Its inevitable that is a macro project involving years of assessments and investigation. In regards your second point . All will be decided at the council meeting. This is why we need an objective group of councillors who will make the decision independently. If the councillors think the planning application is unsuitable that is democracy. Its been dragging on too long now and a decisions needs to be made with both sides of the argument. All will be revealed and we will all know what each Councillor voted on in the minutes . Of course I Support and feel the vocal minority will never ever be happy . You think different. This is why it needs to go to a vote! I doubt any of us follow other clubs that closely to know what goes on with their ground developments, Wrexham's doesn't seem to be moving that smoothly, Barrow seemed to be pleading for pp for their stand and Bath RFU have been trying to get pp as long as I can remember. Bath built a stand 7000 East stand . They also extended North stand and had executive boxes on south stand . Wrexham built a west stand. The answer is in the editions of football grounds which states every year ground developments. The research is done by the writers of football ground editions . What tommy is trying to do is confuse ' full builds ' with a ' small stand '. My argument is about revamped excisting and almost every club have had stands build in the 2023 edition bar us !.
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 5, 2023 13:57:07 GMT
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Post by CostaBlancaGas on Nov 5, 2023 14:17:02 GMT
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Post by Topper Gas on Nov 5, 2023 14:24:43 GMT
We've had full pp for full ground developments but never had the finance to build them? We've no real idea what issues other clubs have had getting pp for new stands etc. Although it's all a bit immaterial as the fact other clubs might not have issues isn't going to help us get pp. Perhaps we're the only league club with a ground bang in the Green Party's voters territory.
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Post by amgas on Nov 5, 2023 19:39:42 GMT
Love the Sun article where the person who has lived there 7 years is moaning about a stand much smaller than the one granted planning permission before they moved there.
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Post by singupgas on Nov 5, 2023 20:05:28 GMT
I wonder if it is a great ploy by the owners and I've underestimated them. Could we offer to buy their houses if it is so bad living next to the IKEA stand? They would then be gone for the club to build a more permanent better looking stand as a part of full stadium rebuild.
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Post by bravosierraseven on Nov 5, 2023 20:09:49 GMT
Love the Sun article where the person who has lived there 7 years is moaning about a stand much smaller than the one granted planning permission before they moved there. I like the fact that it's also a more balanced article giving the view of what it means to local businesses, more than Bristol Live have done.
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 5, 2023 20:24:42 GMT
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Post by oldmarket65 on Nov 6, 2023 10:12:38 GMT
This is a 10 day window to ask forum users to please write and SUPPORT application of a new south stand. I have enclosed the list of each Councillor attending. We don't know the level of objections that may be presented to Councillors. Therefore it is important we share our support for this application. Once we know the final vote . This thread can be closed down or merged. Thank you for supporting this application. democracy.bristol.gov.uk/mgMeetingAttendance.aspx?ID=10922P.s You can click blue and send a personal email or use another method.
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Post by gassince1957 on Nov 6, 2023 11:56:02 GMT
Emailed all the councillors individually attending the meeting.
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Post by willytopp84 on Nov 6, 2023 14:15:00 GMT
The blue cladding on the back of the stands a bit ugly
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