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| Obviously DLA Architects have done the drawings of the stadium that we've all seen since December 15000 capacity with the corners filled in and 12000 without. Once detailed plans go in is the stadium still going to be like the original plans with standing areas at both ends and seating along the sides. It looks like we'll have and away end like most new stadia have, with most Trinity fans liking to stand it will make for a good atmosphere in the Trinity end, with the main stand and the other stand which could be the family stand it will be an attractive atmospheric place to watch a game of Rugby, 100 times better than Belle Vue
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| I wish the Delorean was working I'm far too impatient.
All the waiting, longing and sweating will all be worth it in the end!
Once I've bought my first pint in NM (and one for the old man after all the beer he's bought at BV) and walk up onto the terrace behind the sticks in anticipation of the start of our first game all the heartache will seem so irrelevant!
The "home and away ends" will do wonders for our atmosphere, we need to create the same electricity we do at away games when were "penned in".
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| Has a date been confirmed yet for when the OPP will be heard? Presume Yorkcourt, the Trust and Club are pressing for the first planning meeting in September?
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| They said September, have read somewhere that the two planning meeting in September are 2nd and 29th.
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| Perhaps interestingly, another date has been added in September for a different time. I don't know whether it's a mistake but the dates are:
2nd Sept - 10:30am
23rd Sept - 10:30am
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| Quote ="Fully"Perhaps interestingly, another date has been added in September for a different time. I don't know whether it's a mistake but the dates are:
2nd Sept - 10:30am
23rd Sept - 10:30am
24th Sept - 9:30am'"
When are the agendas for these meeting published?
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| Quote ="wakeytrin"When are the agendas for these meeting published?'"
Usually a week before mate although I have known them to be sooner. The best thing to do is to save the page to your favourites and have a brief check every day.
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| Putting a detailed planning application in for a site the size of yours isn't just a question of sticking in a load of plans, there are environmental reports, traffic, contamination etc.
If the designs haven't been shown yet, I suspect that the developers will put in an outline application similar to what Cas & Salford did.
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| Quote ="Fearnhead Cross"Putting a detailed planning application in for a site the size of yours isn't just a question of sticking in a load of plans, there are environmental reports, traffic, contamination etc.
If the designs haven't been shown yet, I suspect that the developers will put in an outline application similar to what Cas & Salford did.'"
The outline for the stadium went in as part of the whole site back in February, the decision on that is due back next month.
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| Very interesting to view the new LDF maps that have just been made available on the WMDC website - the site at Newmarket now clearly designated as an employment area
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| Quote ="Catwoman1"Very interesting to view the new LDF maps that have just been made available on the WMDC website - the site at Newmarket now clearly designated as an employment area
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| Quote ="Catwoman1"Very interesting to view the new LDF maps that have just been made available on the WMDC website - the site at Newmarket now clearly designated as an employment area
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That's good for the application. Why would the Government waste time and money on a Public Inquiry when the land is going to be used for employment anyway.
If the Council grants outline consent next month then we should on our way.
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Quote ="Catwoman1"Very interesting to view the new LDF maps that have just been made available on the WMDC website - the site at Newmarket now clearly designated as an employment area
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consult.wakefield.gov.uk/portal/ ... TE-ES-W40A
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"[iThe site is in part Grade 3a Agricultural Land Classification, but it can be demonstrated that there is a particular need for the development, that no alternative suitable site of a lower grade is available, and the proposal would not result in the severance, fragmentation or reduction in the size of agricultural holdings, which would prejudice their continuing viability. The proposal is therefore in accordance with Development Policy D 26. Site intersects SFRA Zone 3a but development will either be excluded from these areas, or mitigation measures, approved by the Environment Agency, will be implemented.[/i"
For anyone that was scared this is going to be taken to a public inquiry.....
Rest assured IT WON'T!
The statement also details drainage, traffic and air quality- all of which have had at least 1 study undertaken and received feedback from the appropriate statutory body.
This IMO is the clear sign of support we needed to see from WMDC.
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consult.wakefield.gov.uk/portal/ ... TE-ES-W40A
(the last one in the list)
"[iThe site is in part Grade 3a Agricultural Land Classification, but it can be demonstrated that there is a particular need for the development, that no alternative suitable site of a lower grade is available, and the proposal would not result in the severance, fragmentation or reduction in the size of agricultural holdings, which would prejudice their continuing viability. The proposal is therefore in accordance with Development Policy D 26. Site intersects SFRA Zone 3a but development will either be excluded from these areas, or mitigation measures, approved by the Environment Agency, will be implemented.[/i"
For anyone that was scared this is going to be taken to a public inquiry.....
Rest assured IT WON'T!
The statement also details drainage, traffic and air quality- all of which have had at least 1 study undertaken and received feedback from the appropriate statutory body.
This IMO is the clear sign of support we needed to see from WMDC.
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Quote ="Sandal Cat"That's good for the application. Why would the Government waste time and money on a Public Inquiry when the land is going to be used for employment anyway.
If the Council grants outline consent next month then we should on our way.'"
We better be!
As soon as we get the outline consent we will be ready to motor. There will be no consultation process like there is in Cas- as had that in DECEMBER!
From what I have been told as soon as we get the nod the full application is ready to be submitted- baring any amendments that are attached to the approval of the application.
www.lrdlimited.co.uk/case_studie ... liery.html
The land reclamation took place in 1998 on the stadium site so one would assume that work would begin on there straight away, with the drainage and road works taking place around the site at the same time.
The "arms race" will really kick up a gear then!
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If the Council grants outline consent next month then we should on our way.'"
We better be!
As soon as we get the outline consent we will be ready to motor. There will be no consultation process like there is in Cas- as had that in DECEMBER!
From what I have been told as soon as we get the nod the full application is ready to be submitted- baring any amendments that are attached to the approval of the application.
www.lrdlimited.co.uk/case_studie ... liery.html
The land reclamation took place in 1998 on the stadium site so one would assume that work would begin on there straight away, with the drainage and road works taking place around the site at the same time.
The "arms race" will really kick up a gear then!
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| interesting that it states it is only for B8 distribution so it looks like the hotel, restaurant and offices have been dumped as per the last set of statutory reports (not suitable for out of town).
The proposal doesn't include the stadium site as this can get through on greenbelt land on its own merits.
Bad news for the NIMBYs as the distribution centre is coming with or without the stadium and sports facilities, like it or not. All they've achieved is getting rid of the other job opportunities and facilities which may have been useful to local residents.
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| Regarding the link and the Newmarket site, it states 'This proposal is restricted to wholesale and freight distribution employment use (Bicon_cool.gif.'
Anyone shed any light on what this means in relation to a sports stadia and all its stated 'trappings.'
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| That's covered by existing LDF regulations.
Will dig out the link.
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consult.wakefield.gov.uk/portal/ ... section_31
"[iPolicy YH9 in draft new RSS reinforces national guidance that the general extent of the Green Belts in the region should not be changed. However, it also indicates that localised reviews may be necessary in some places to deliver the Core Approach. In the case of parts of West Yorkshire it indicates a strategic review may be required to deliver longer term housing growth. The Core Strategy is consistent with this policy. All land currently in the Green Belt in Wakefield District serves a specific purpose and there is no need for a general review of the boundary. Any strategic review of the Green Belt in parts of West Yorkshire will inform options for delivering housing growth beyond 2021. It's timing and conclusions may require an early review of the Core Strategy and/or Site Specific Proposals documents. =#FF4000In the meantime only in exceptional circumstances will a localised review of the Green Belt be carried out when a relevant LDF document is prepared or reviewed. Such circumstances could be an over-riding need to accommodate development of the following types which can not be met elsewhere and where Green Belt land offers the most sustainable option:
regeneration schemes which bring community benefits;[/i
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"[iPolicy YH9 in draft new RSS reinforces national guidance that the general extent of the Green Belts in the region should not be changed. However, it also indicates that localised reviews may be necessary in some places to deliver the Core Approach. In the case of parts of West Yorkshire it indicates a strategic review may be required to deliver longer term housing growth. The Core Strategy is consistent with this policy. All land currently in the Green Belt in Wakefield District serves a specific purpose and there is no need for a general review of the boundary. Any strategic review of the Green Belt in parts of West Yorkshire will inform options for delivering housing growth beyond 2021. It's timing and conclusions may require an early review of the Core Strategy and/or Site Specific Proposals documents. =#FF4000In the meantime only in exceptional circumstances will a localised review of the Green Belt be carried out when a relevant LDF document is prepared or reviewed. Such circumstances could be an over-riding need to accommodate development of the following types which can not be met elsewhere and where Green Belt land offers the most sustainable option:
regeneration schemes which bring community benefits;[/i
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| Quote ="PHe"Regarding the link and the Newmarket site, it states 'This proposal is restricted to wholesale and freight distribution employment use (Bicon_cool.gif.'
Anyone shed any light on what this means in relation to a sports stadia and all its stated 'trappings.''"
No need to differentiate. We are the wholesalers and distributors of rugby league. We take in raw rugby produce, fashion it into a good product, and then distribute it to the rest of the Super League at a rock bottom price.
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| The most recent response from the Environment Agency stated that as the land boundaries currently fall the only appropriate part of the development was the stadium, training facilities, sporting and educational development facilities. In particular they highlighted the offices as being inappropriate. However with the publication of this new information its clear the council have decided that this site offers the most sustainable development, which impacts the existing communities the least. Has common sense won out in Wakefield for once???
This news is a MASSIVE indication of how the council are going to rule the application in September!
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| Good news hopefully gets sorted by september and the can start planning for a better future
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| Quote This provision helps to meet the requirement for an additional 95ha of wholesale and freight distribution use in the M62 corridor, identified in the Core Strategy, and conforms with Policy CS 8. '"
What have I been saying!
This is very good news guys and I did expect that this would be the proposal they would put forward in the revised LDF. You must remember that this additional 95ha is a legal requirement from the original LDF review by the Secretary of States office, so it has to be met, and it is important that they have written this specifically in relation to the Newmarket site. The NIMBY's hopes of getting the current application to a public enquiry are looking slim IMO.
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| Wow, isn't this thread quiet!!!
You can't move for stadium threads of your board and one's that even aren't, turn into stadium threads... yet this one, silence.... I wonder why!
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| Great news isn't it!
I have noticed there has been a deafening silence from Mr Rugbyball recently - do hope he's keeping abreast of developments.
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| Quote ="Catwoman1"icon_lol.gif Great news isn't it!
I have noticed there has been a deafening silence from [uMr Rugbyball [/urecently - do hope he's keeping abreast of developments.'"
He has been told to run things past gaslight for his consent before being allowed to comment.
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