Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"Today’s latest document, this one from *West Yorkshire Ecology” This time it’s Birds & Bats. Dear Michael We have reviewed the ecological assessment in the Environmental Impact Assessment and are satisfied that the impact on wildlife will be minimal. Please could the measures set out for bird and bat mitigation be covered by condition. Regards Robert -----Original Message----- From: dmsplanning@wakefield.gov.uk [mailto:dmsplanning@wakefield.gov.uk Sent: 22 December 2020 08:16 To: Masheder, Robert <Robert.Masheder@wyjs.org.uk> Subject: Wakefield Planning Consultation Ref 20/02587/FUL Please respond to the attached document quoting the planning application number 20/02587/FUL ________________________'" Doesn't matter so long as every box gets ticked.

Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"Today’s latest document, this one from *West Yorkshire Ecology” This time it’s Birds & Bats. Dear Michael We have reviewed the ecological assessment in the Environmental Impact Assessment and are satisfied that the impact on wildlife will be minimal. Please could the measures set out for bird and bat mitigation be covered by condition. Regards Robert -----Original Message----- From: dmsplanning@wakefield.gov.uk [mailto:dmsplanning@wakefield.gov.uk Sent: 22 December 2020 08:16 To: Masheder, Robert <Robert.Masheder@wyjs.org.uk> Subject: Wakefield Planning Consultation Ref 20/02587/FUL Please respond to the attached document quoting the planning application number 20/02587/FUL ________________________'" Doesn't matter so long as every box gets ticked.

Don't mention that word...

Wonder where the concern for birds and bats were when that fecking fridge was put up.

There was, Otters on this occasion, how an Otter could be anywhere near there is beyond me but apparently, droppings were found.

Yes plenty of human excrement generated around that place over the years.

It is quite near to Cas, so you'd expect to find some when the tribe go into hunter-gatherer mode and leave the swamp in search of prey.

Determination deadline 17th March. As long as it's not deferred we'll get to know where we are in about a month.

Is that a joke regarding otters?

I wish it were. Somebody claimed they had spotted Otter droppings, I’m not making it up. However the DOE inspector could find no evidence. Unfortunately they had to check it out despite it being patently ridiculous.

Inventive to be fair, it’s normally bats

Don't forget the Great Crested Newts....didn't they come into the equation at some point too ?

Probably, along with Unicorns and Tasmanian Tigers.

Quote ="Khlav Kalash"Determination deadline 17th March. As long as it's not deferred we'll get to know where we are in about a month.'" I have checked the agenda for the February planning meeting, our application is not being heard, at this meeting. The March meeting is the day after the deadline date you mentioned. Meetings of the Planning and Highways Committee are open to the public. Whilst meetings are currently unable to be held in a physical room the meetings are available to watch / listen to online. Meetings are made available through the Councils online Citizen webpage (citizen.wakefield.gov.uk/cabinet ... l-meeting/) or on the Council's YouTube channel. The feeds go live shortly before the meetings start. Meetings of the Committee are currently scheduled for 21 January; 11 February; 18 March and 15 April. Further meeting dates will be confirmed in due course. Kind regards Andrew Taylor Committee Team Manager Wakefield Council ataylor@wakefield.gov.uk Tel: 01924 305051 www.wakefield.gov.uk

Quote ="Khlav Kalash"Determination deadline 17th March. As long as it's not deferred we'll get to know where we are in about a month.'" I have checked the agenda for the February planning meeting, our application is not being heard, at this meeting. The March meeting is the day after the deadline date you mentioned. Meetings of the Planning and Highways Committee are open to the public. Whilst meetings are currently unable to be held in a physical room the meetings are available to watch / listen to online. Meetings are made available through the Councils online Citizen webpage (citizen.wakefield.gov.uk/cabinet ... l-meeting/) or on the Council's YouTube channel. The feeds go live shortly before the meetings start. Meetings of the Committee are currently scheduled for 21 January; 11 February; 18 March and 15 April. Further meeting dates will be confirmed in due course. Kind regards Andrew Taylor Committee Team Manager Wakefield Council ataylor@wakefield.gov.uk Tel: 01924 305051 www.wakefield.gov.uk

Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"I have checked the agenda for the February planning meeting, our application is not being heard, at this meeting. The March meeting is the day after the deadline date you mentioned. Meetings of the Planning and Highways Committee are open to the public. Whilst meetings are currently unable to be held in a physical room the meetings are available to watch / listen to online. Meetings are made available through the Councils online Citizen webpage (citizen.wakefield.gov.uk/cabinet ... l-meeting/) or on the Council's YouTube channel. The feeds go live shortly before the meetings start. Meetings of the Committee are currently scheduled for 21 January; 11 February; 18 March and 15 April. Further meeting dates will be confirmed in due course. Kind regards Andrew Taylor Committee Team Manager Wakefield Council ataylor@wakefield.gov.uk Tel: 01924 305051 www.wakefield.gov.uk'" Yeah I suspect the 17th is 12 weeks after submission the 18th will likely be the date it gets switched to.

Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"I have checked the agenda for the February planning meeting, our application is not being heard, at this meeting. The March meeting is the day after the deadline date you mentioned. Meetings of the Planning and Highways Committee are open to the public. Whilst meetings are currently unable to be held in a physical room the meetings are available to watch / listen to online. Meetings are made available through the Councils online Citizen webpage (citizen.wakefield.gov.uk/cabinet ... l-meeting/) or on the Council's YouTube channel. The feeds go live shortly before the meetings start. Meetings of the Committee are currently scheduled for 21 January; 11 February; 18 March and 15 April. Further meeting dates will be confirmed in due course. Kind regards Andrew Taylor Committee Team Manager Wakefield Council ataylor@wakefield.gov.uk Tel: 01924 305051 www.wakefield.gov.uk'" Yeah I suspect the 17th is 12 weeks after submission the 18th will likely be the date it gets switched to.

Any idea when the Newmarket planning goes in, that’s the key one, can’t see a problem with Belle Vue getting passed.

Up the Trin

I haven’t noticed anything on the council planning page yet, but then, I’m not sure which reference number the application has. John Minards is on record saying, He would like our supporters to back the Newmarket “Enabling Developmentl”. The approval of this application is key, to releasing funding for our stadium redevelopment.
I’m sure the club will inform us, when the time is right.

There is an application that is due to be determined on the same day as the east stand. I thought it was that.

Is this the one you mentioned. The determination date seems right.

20/02249/FUL | Full planning application for the development of three storage and distribution warehouses (24,519 sq. m, 5,435 sq. m and 6,304 sq m.) (Use Class Bicon_cool.gif together with ancillary offices, lorry and car parking, hard-standing, yard, drainage, landscaping and associated infrastructure and engineering works and a new pedestrian and cycle route from the B6135 to the Trans Pennine Trail. | Plot 8 Land South Of Newmarket Lane Stanley Wakefield WF3 4BU
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Application Received Date Mon 19 Oct 2020
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Yes, not sure if it the related application but IIRC it looks like it sits on the plot of the propsed NM stadium.

Not really an update, just wondering if anyone on here has seen the photos of BV, taken on Monday and posted on Trinity twitter page. The ground looks superb, pitch immaculate, seems a shame to have plastic, but needs must.
Not sure how to post the link

Yeah, I saw it. To be fair it's bound to look good, it's barely been used in 18 months



It is a great pitch but I honestly think the reason we make such a fuss about it is part history but mainly because what surrounds it is so dreadful. You rarely here Saints or Hull bang on about their pitches, even though there's are almost certainly better than BV.

I think the loss of the grass is something we will forget very quickly if we start winning on 4g, I'm sure if we start off by losing on it people (not you) will never shut up about it.

Looked good, had to zoom in to check the new 4g hadn’t been put down already. It’s a shame but 4g can be used 24/7 if needed.

Up the Trin

Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"Not really an update, just wondering if anyone on here has seen the photos of BV, taken on Monday and posted on Trinity twitter page. The ground looks superb, pitch immaculate, seems a shame to have plastic, but needs must. Not sure how to post the link'" This one https://mobile.twitter.com/WTrinityRL?r ... r%5Eauthor

Quote ="Dunkirk Spirit"Not really an update, just wondering if anyone on here has seen the photos of BV, taken on Monday and posted on Trinity twitter page. The ground looks superb, pitch immaculate, seems a shame to have plastic, but needs must. Not sure how to post the link'" This one https://mobile.twitter.com/WTrinityRL?r ... r%5Eauthor

Latest document dated 23rd February
Page 4, section 3.3 is the conclusion we all wanted to hear.

Wakefield Trinity - Noise Impact Assessment
Review of Crowd and Fan Zone Noise

3.3 Conclusions

In conclusion, the potential noise impacts associated with the potential increase in crowd numbers and the provision of a Fan Zone are considered to be negligible and are unlikely to result in a significant change to ambient noise levels experienced by residents of nearby noise sensitive receptors during match days.

Great news.

With regards to the pitch - Carter explained on the zoom call that although it looks great on a photo that was posted it’s far from good. He explained that lack of investment has left it in poor condition and the top 2 inches go from been boggy in wet weather to rock hard in summer. Blames himself for not spending the money required but guess there’s only so much cash when we play on tight budgets.