jayonenote
Player Valuation: £8m
isnt it in the 'buffer zone' ?
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
Not quite accurate. BMD is not in the WHS. It is the Northern most dock within the WHS buffer zone which is an area UNESCO designate to try to prevent the actual WHS zone being surrounded by undesirable developments. This link explains the nuances for another UK WHS:
Buffer Zone | Antonine Wall
www.antoninewall.org
Here is the UNESCO map for Liverpool:
BM is in the conservation area.The problem with that map is that it shows the wastewater works as a dock, that has now been filled in.
Toffeelover
Player Valuation: £80m
I wonder at times Dave what really makes you happy. Always glum are you an Everton fan?????????
sharkey1001
Player Valuation: £10m
First one to post leaked images before the release date (next week???) gets a few bevvy off the GoT team.
mickefc
Player Valuation: £2.5m
SECOND PUBLIC CONSULTATION FOR PEOPLE'S PROJECT TO BE LAUNCHED
By Everton
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The People’s Project public consultation takes place from Friday 26 July to Sunday 25 August and will visit 12 locations across all six city region boroughs - Liverpool, Wirral, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens and Halton - over 19 days of the month-long consultation period.
Visitors to the travelling consultation will also have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the project with a virtual reality experience allowing users to experience 360-degree views of the stadium. For those unable to attend, the exhibition and consultation survey will also be available via The People’s Project website and a new People’s Project app that will contain a range of interactive materials. These will include an alternative reality version of the new stadium and a 360-degree VR tour of both the inside and outside of the ground. The app will be updated throughout the consultation period and the lifetime of the project.
The results and feedback of the month-long consultation will form part of the Club’s final submission for planning applications for both Bramley-Moore Dock and Goodison Park. Those applications are expected to be submitted by the end of 2019.
The public consultation marks the second stage of a formal process which began with a first stage public consultation last November.
More than 20,000 people took part in that consultation, with the overwhelming majority backing the proposed move to Bramley-Moore Dock, part of Peel L&P’s Liverpool Waters site, and the redevelopment of Goodison Park.
Colin Chong, Everton’s Stadium Development Director, said: “As well as the exciting designs for the stadium we will be revealing more details about all parts of the project, including how the stadium will respect and complement its surroundings, our approach to heritage preservation and enhancement, how fans could travel to and from the stadium and how we intend to create a powerful legacy for our spiritual home in Liverpool 4.
“We believe that our proposals for the stadium and for Goodison Park will have a transformational effect on North Liverpool. It would support the city’s inclusive growth agenda by creating economic and societal benefits through boosting our local economy, creating jobs, attracting new visitors and creating new civic amenities.
“It’s important that as many people as possible visit the exhibitions, take part in our consultation survey and let us know what they think.”
The month-long consultation will ask members of the public for their views on a range of issues in relation to both Bramley-Moore Dock and the Club’s intention to leave a legacy at Goodison Park.
For residents living in Liverpool 4, a consultation leading on the Club’s intention to leave a sustainable legacy at Goodison Park will open at The People’s Hub on selected days over a two-week period.
Consultation is an essential part of the planning application process and it follows previous engagement by the Club with its fans, local residents and senior business, cultural and public sector figures in the Liverpool City Region.
Dates and times for public consultation:
Consultation for residents living in Liverpool 4
By Everton
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The People’s Project public consultation takes place from Friday 26 July to Sunday 25 August and will visit 12 locations across all six city region boroughs - Liverpool, Wirral, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens and Halton - over 19 days of the month-long consultation period.
Visitors to the travelling consultation will also have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the project with a virtual reality experience allowing users to experience 360-degree views of the stadium. For those unable to attend, the exhibition and consultation survey will also be available via The People’s Project website and a new People’s Project app that will contain a range of interactive materials. These will include an alternative reality version of the new stadium and a 360-degree VR tour of both the inside and outside of the ground. The app will be updated throughout the consultation period and the lifetime of the project.
The results and feedback of the month-long consultation will form part of the Club’s final submission for planning applications for both Bramley-Moore Dock and Goodison Park. Those applications are expected to be submitted by the end of 2019.
The public consultation marks the second stage of a formal process which began with a first stage public consultation last November.
More than 20,000 people took part in that consultation, with the overwhelming majority backing the proposed move to Bramley-Moore Dock, part of Peel L&P’s Liverpool Waters site, and the redevelopment of Goodison Park.
Colin Chong, Everton’s Stadium Development Director, said: “As well as the exciting designs for the stadium we will be revealing more details about all parts of the project, including how the stadium will respect and complement its surroundings, our approach to heritage preservation and enhancement, how fans could travel to and from the stadium and how we intend to create a powerful legacy for our spiritual home in Liverpool 4.
“We believe that our proposals for the stadium and for Goodison Park will have a transformational effect on North Liverpool. It would support the city’s inclusive growth agenda by creating economic and societal benefits through boosting our local economy, creating jobs, attracting new visitors and creating new civic amenities.
“It’s important that as many people as possible visit the exhibitions, take part in our consultation survey and let us know what they think.”
The month-long consultation will ask members of the public for their views on a range of issues in relation to both Bramley-Moore Dock and the Club’s intention to leave a legacy at Goodison Park.
For residents living in Liverpool 4, a consultation leading on the Club’s intention to leave a sustainable legacy at Goodison Park will open at The People’s Hub on selected days over a two-week period.
Consultation is an essential part of the planning application process and it follows previous engagement by the Club with its fans, local residents and senior business, cultural and public sector figures in the Liverpool City Region.
Dates and times for public consultation:
| When | Where | Time |
| 26 July | Liverpool ONE, Outside John Lewis | 9AM-8PM |
| 27 July | Birkenhead, 222 Grange Road West, CH41 6EB (outside Asda) | 10.30AM-5PM |
| 28 July | Edge Lane Liverpool Shopping Park, L13 1EW | 10.30AM-4.30PM |
| 31 July – 2 August | Liverpool ONE, Outside John Lewis | 9AM-8PM |
| 3 August | Widnes, Green Oaks Shopping Centre, Green Oaks Way, WA8 6UB | 9AM-6PM |
| 4 August | Speke, New Mersey Retail Park, Speke Road, L24 8QB | 10.30AM-4.30PM |
| 7 – 9 August | Church Street, Outside Carphone Warehouse | 11AM-6.30PM |
| 10 August | The Forum, Derby Road, Huyton, L36 5RT (near the Post Office) | 10AM-5PM |
| 11 August | Crosby Lakeside Activity Centre, Cambridge Road, Waterloo, L22 1RR | 10.30AM-4.30PM |
| 13 August | Castle Street, Next to Viva Brazil | 11AM-6.30PM |
| 14 – 15 August | Church Street, Outside Carphone Warehouse | 11AM-6.30PM |
| 16 August | St Helens Church Square Shopping Centre, WA10 1AF | 9AM-5.30PM |
| 17 August | Goodison Park Goodison Road, L4 4EL | 9AM-2PM |
| 18 August | New Brighton Fort Perch Rock, CH45 2JU (in the car park) | 10.30AM-4.30PM |
Consultation for residents living in Liverpool 4
| 30 July | The People’s Hub, Spellow Lane, L4 4DF | 8am-3pm |
| 31 July | The People’s Hub, Spellow Lane, L4 4DF | 1pm-8pm |
| 5 August | The People’s Hub, Spellow Lane, L4 4DF | 8am-3pm |
| 7 August | The People’s Hub, Spellow Lane, L4 4DF | 1pm-8pm |
OMG OMG
VR
VR
Hickson9
Player Valuation: £30m
That should be sick.
Lelouch
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Seems like a lot of effort for a stadium that isn't happening according to the oracles on here
Omg Wot ???
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
What do you reckon Dave ?
Hickson9
Player Valuation: £30m
He will be adamant it is all a sham. That the club is pulling the wool over our eyes for some nefarious reason. Though what that reason is, who knows?
Alternatively he might get onboard with the idea that Everton do want to build a new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
to play devils advocate abiut , we still haven't announced funding OR even got planning permission … YET.
its looking promising though
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
About the 2nd round of planned public consultations?
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
Over all, the way it's going ? doesn't look too bad for a carpet bagger mate.
