rupert_bear
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Sunken pitches, negotiating a water table, major infrastructure alterations, then constructing three more grandstands, if in the remote chance all this got through planning, where will the money come from ?
Sunken pitches, negotiating a water table, major infrastructure alterations, then constructing three more grandstands, if in the remote chance all this got through planning, where will the money come from ?
Lol at many years, that old cycle track was dug up 15+ years ago.It's been many years since I was last at the Butts but I seem to recall that there was a track around it. If so, then I can see the advantage of "sinking". the pitch. To me however the cost of doing so would be prohibitive.
People have a right to light. They would never get it passed to have a stand right next to their windows and balconies.Have no idea why people are talking about a sunken pitch at butts.
There's blocks of flats, the butts hotel, 6 story apartments , and part built stadium already, building a tall stadium round there isn't gonna alter the skyline at all
He's got a point tbfPeople have a right to light. They would never get it passed to have a stand right next to their windows and balconies.
He's got a point tbf
The frontage would be the only potential issue there and the closest flats are the other side of four lanes and at least four storeys high.
He's got a point tbf
The frontage would be the only potential issue there and the closest flats are the other side of four lanes and at least four storeys high.
People have a right to light. They would never get it passed to have a stand right next to their windows and balconies.
Have to agree with Astute. Have you seen just how close the retirement village is to the Butts stadium?Have no idea why people are talking about a sunken pitch at butts.
There's blocks of flats, the butts hotel, 6 story apartments , and part built stadium already, building a tall stadium round there isn't gonna alter the skyline at all
Don't misread me I don't think it'll happen or is even genuine.No-one is bothered about the council flats over the road. For one they don't have proper balconies. It is the modern oap flats overlooking the stadium from the side that are the problem. The idea of a sunken pitch comes from Rugby JS and/ or TF. They have already seen the complaints coming.
Don't misread me I don't think it'll happen or is even genuine.
Yet the existing stand already backs onto the new apartments.
So I agree with pipehitters it won't fail on height, but in fantasy world it would only ever be 15k
I'd imagine the water table is quite high in that area. Isn't there a river / stream very close by? Not sure what you would gain by it either other than a lower profile on the skyline and I don't think that's been talked about as a potential issue as of yet.
Get used to sitting in eventual yellow and black seats at the wasp arena there won't be another stadium built in coventry. 1 sisu have no intention of it and 2 The council won't allow it. We are just tenants at the mercy of wasps. Harsh reality of the situation whether we like it or notThere's only one thing more pointless than discussing it. And that's pointing out that it will never happen.
We will make a fortune out of the parking
A bus might not fit. Might have to be a few taxisI reckon we will have to bus in the players.
Taxi for fisherA bus might not fit. Might have to be a few taxis
But they are not all council just spent thousands on the uni flats there.No-one is bothered about the council flats over the road. For one they don't have proper balconies. It is the modern oap flats overlooking the stadium from the side that are the problem. The idea of a sunken pitch comes from Rugby JS and/ or TF. They have already seen the complaints coming.
I think the law states that you do not have the right to lightPeople have a right to light. They would never get it passed to have a stand right next to their windows and balconies.
You try telling that to a moth.I think the law states that you do not have the right to light