Just had an email about this as I live near the ground.

Planning committee meeting 20 October 2022 – starting at 6:30pm

As I keep saying this is simply not going to happen until the existing stand is condemned or falls down.

Same. Full revised planning application submitted 29th, final officers report submitted today, link below

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Details all the community and surrounding area investment plans if you are bothered about that sort of thing, eg

Carbon Offset
Monitoring Costs
Travel Plan Monitoring Cost
Local Employment and Training Strategy Operation
Contribution towards Regeneration Masterplan brief
Bus Stop Improvements on Whitehorse Lane
Pedestrian Comfort Level Assessment
Improvements to Cycle Routes to Stadium
Station Management Plans
Controlled Parking Zone Assessment and Consultation
Travel Plan Bond
Local Employment and Training Strategy Construction
Wayfinding Strategy, Highway Signage and Public Transport Access Improvement Contribution
Controlled Parking Zone Implementation and Operational Delivery Contribution
CCTV Contribution
To be agreed post decision following Operational Requirement Assessment as requested by Met Police

Edited by SW19 CPFC (12 Oct 2022 5.39pm)

A truly mind boggling set of demands by planning, the particular strange one, 500 traffic signs required at a cost of £10,000, but they dont want any traffic near the stadium, then another £100,000 to improve cycle access to the stadium, who cycles to Selhurst Park.
In short its never going to be built, the Council will see to that.

So, a load of expensive things that no other club had to do.

A truly mind boggling set of demands by planning, the particular strange one, 500 traffic signs required at a cost of £10,000, but they dont want any traffic near the stadium, then another £100,000 to improve cycle access to the stadium, who cycles to Selhurst Park.
In short its never going to be built, the Council will see to that.

The amount of doommongering is astounding, considering the same was said of the academy. Don't get it. These things take time. That doesn't mean they won't come to fruition.

The only thing holding this up is Sainsbury's, and a CPO has already been mooted to solve that problem. The residents relocation needs to be handled sensitively but ultimately that is nowhere near as big an issue as J Sainos trying to get the most possible out of their little piece of Selhurst.

i"m just happy to see the corner by the arthur and holmesdale filled in, been waiting for that for 30 years, since it was the away end.

So, a load of expensive things that no other club had to do.

Pretty sure most large developments in London, whether stadiums or tower blocks, also need to contribute towards these kind of things. I'd be very surprised if Spurs, Arsenal etc. didn't have to spend similar money on similar schemes. It's part of the process.