Thought M C or J M mentioned on the last zoom call that they were hopeful it would go in for October .Please dont hold your breath with this council .

The council can't force the developer to submit an application, they can only work on what they recieve and any subsequent approval and conditions of said application. Frustrating and a further delay tactic but ultimately YC will want to develop at some point, it's just whether or not they are prepared to play the long game and hope we go away somehow. Even if that were to happen, the council should stand strong and get the community facility they shouldve do out of this sham.

Over the years of this fiasco, I’ve lost track re the council’s involvement regarding the initial handover of council land to the developers. I’m sure if someone could dig deep enough, they might unearth that the land could be returned to council ownership if the developers failed to act within a timescale.
I know, I’m just grasp at straws

Yorkcourt have just submitted totally revamped plans for the plot, changing the number of warehouses, size & layout etc, which will take time to process and consider. Don't expect it to hit the committee for consideration anytime soon.

Wasn't the land owned, at least in part, by Oldroyds of Rhubarb fame?

This is where it should of stopped a simple no more builds until they commit to the stadium as promised but of course the council don't give a toss.

Most certainly. The council.have no backbone to stand up to these developers.

Do you have a link for that information, I’ve had a quick look and can’t find any updates.
Please bear in mind the piece of land for the Enabling development comes under
“Plot 8 Newmarket Lane “ Thanks

I know which plot it is, it's all on the original application 20/02249/FUL in the documents section. They changed the designs for the plot at the end of August.

It's all the more frustrating when low level football clubs can manage to muster enough coin to develop their ground South Shield FC https://t.co/ZggPHqxEwv?amp=1 Looking at the size and depth of it this is a cracking solution for the WT. I dare say a standing terrace could run the length too where the blocks are shown to boost the 900 seater stand wherw it ro be implemented at BV

It's all the more frustrating when low level football clubs can manage to muster enough coin to develop their ground South Shield FC https://t.co/ZggPHqxEwv?amp=1 Looking at the size and depth of it this is a cracking solution for the WT. I dare say a standing terrace could run the length too where the blocks are shown to boost the 900 seater stand wherw it ro be implemented at BV

Quote Khlav Kalash="Khlav Kalash"It's all the more frustrating when low level football clubs can manage to muster enough coin to develop their ground South Shield FC https://t.co/ZggPHqxEwv?amp=1 Looking at the size and depth of it this is a cracking solution for the WT. I dare say a standing terrace could run the length too where the blocks are shown to boost the 900 seater stand wherw it ro be implemented at BV'" I know a better solution but get the point. Sometimes you just want to scream at WMDC 'WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE', there are plenty of cost-effective ways out there to upgrade BV to a reasonable level for community use. We are not after being the Wembley of the North, just a little inward investment used wisely and creatively.

Quote Khlav Kalash="Khlav Kalash"It's all the more frustrating when low level football clubs can manage to muster enough coin to develop their ground South Shield FC https://t.co/ZggPHqxEwv?amp=1 Looking at the size and depth of it this is a cracking solution for the WT. I dare say a standing terrace could run the length too where the blocks are shown to boost the 900 seater stand wherw it ro be implemented at BV'" I know a better solution but get the point. Sometimes you just want to scream at WMDC 'WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE', there are plenty of cost-effective ways out there to upgrade BV to a reasonable level for community use. We are not after being the Wembley of the North, just a little inward investment used wisely and creatively.