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 AERO  18 Apr 18 9.41am |
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Could be a great day for Palace fans . Southampton Lose to Leicester. And planning agreed by Croydon council .Might do a win double Lol !!!!
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 black eagle.  south croydon. 18 Apr 18 10.42am |
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Big Big day tomorrow in our history. Come on Croydon council.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 18 Apr 18 6.36pm |
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can one of the planny types on here say what the timeline would be if approval is granted tomorrow, and how significant a step it really is in the process
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| dorking 18 Apr 18 6.59pm |
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It's a massive hurdle overcome, nevertheless even if approved, the Mayor of London could still overturn the decision (unlikely) CPFC would then have a long process of satisfying all sorts of financial and legal obligations in the associated Section 106 Agreement before they can even commence works (not least sort out the families who will be displaced as a result of their homes being demolished) Then small matter of tendering for build itself. The timeline as suggested in the Standard a week ago was that work would commence 'at the end of next season' (ie May 2019) and the stand would open August (or more likely September) 2020 (with possibly a home match switched at the start of the 20/21 season. There would still be so much to be done and further obstacles to overcome, but this would be the biggest one, and getting approval tomorrow would be a massive cause for celebration. (At the same meeting is another (pre)application by CPFC for houses which would be the replacements for those which would be demolished. That will be an interesting discussion to watch also
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 18 Apr 18 7.38pm |
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Originally posted by dorking
It's a massive hurdle overcome, nevertheless even if approved, the Mayor of London could still overturn the decision (unlikely) CPFC would then have a long process of satisfying all sorts of financial and legal obligations in the associated Section 106 Agreement before they can even commence works (not least sort out the families who will be displaced as a result of their homes being demolished) Then small matter of tendering for build itself. The timeline as suggested in the Standard a week ago was that work would commence 'at the end of next season' (ie May 2019) and the stand would open August (or more likely September) 2020 (with possibly a home match switched at the start of the 20/21 season. There would still be so much to be done and further obstacles to overcome, but this would be the biggest one, and getting approval tomorrow would be a massive cause for celebration. (At the same meeting is another (pre)application by CPFC for houses which would be the replacements for those which would be demolished. That will be an interesting discussion to watch also thanks extremely. I missed that standard article.
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| Stuk Top half 19 Apr 18 12.09pm |
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Originally posted by dorking
It's a massive hurdle overcome, nevertheless even if approved, the Mayor of London could still overturn the decision (unlikely) CPFC would then have a long process of satisfying all sorts of financial and legal obligations in the associated Section 106 Agreement before they can even commence works (not least sort out the families who will be displaced as a result of their homes being demolished) Then small matter of tendering for build itself. The timeline as suggested in the Standard a week ago was that work would commence 'at the end of next season' (ie May 2019) and the stand would open August (or more likely September) 2020 (with possibly a home match switched at the start of the 20/21 season. There would still be so much to be done and further obstacles to overcome, but this would be the biggest one, and getting approval tomorrow would be a massive cause for celebration. (At the same meeting is another (pre)application by CPFC for houses which would be the replacements for those which would be demolished. That will be an interesting discussion to watch also Chuka Umanna would slap him into line you'd hope. What time are we expecting news from the council?
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| black eagle. south croydon. 19 Apr 18 12.52pm |
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Anyone know what time the vote is tonight?
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 19 Apr 18 1.32pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
Chuka Umanna would slap him into line you'd hope. What time are we expecting news from the council? A good start would be to get his name correct (Umunna) and why would a backbench opposition MP have the slightest influence on the currently elected Mayor? He's far too busy sulking about Brexit anyway.
Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum) |
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| Stuk Top half 19 Apr 18 2.09pm |
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Originally posted by bexleydave
A good start would be to get his name correct (Umunna) and why would a backbench opposition MP have the slightest influence on the currently elected Mayor? He's far too busy sulking about Brexit anyway. He's is a Palace fan I'm led to believe, and they're in the same political party. It was tongue in cheek however, which I thought would be blindingly obvious.
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 19 Apr 18 3.39pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
He's is a Palace fan I'm led to believe, and they're in the same political party. It was tongue in cheek however, which I thought would be blindingly obvious. He is indeed: [Link] And yes, your tongue in cheek-iness was indeed obvious.
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| Stuk Top half 19 Apr 18 3.45pm |
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The committee meeting starts at 5.30pm and we are items 5.2 (Holmesdale) and 6.4 (Main Stand) on the agenda. It concludes at 9pm.
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| Stuk Top half 19 Apr 18 3.47pm |
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Originally posted by Seth
He is indeed: [Link] And yes, your tongue in cheek-iness was indeed obvious. Welcome back, it's been a while.
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