I would like to submit some genuine questions to the club voicing concerns around the development that could be answered, if you have any question that you would like answered your self put them on here and I will forward them to the club via John Huxley or pm me with them,
as like FAQ they then can be put on the RW&Bs for all to see

I'll start by asking,

What intentions is there to limit the noise levels at the match games ?
What is the capacity of the parking facilities ?
Will there be a park and ride to the stadium and where will this work from ?

as you can see easy to answer and can be kept on the website for the fans

Will local firms get some priority when contracts are awarded?

I can think of one Stanley based concrete flooring company that would be very interested in bidding I'm sure!

I can think of a Wakefield based landscaping company who would like some work!

i can also think of a wakefield based groundworks and brickworks company that wouldn't mind a shot too

800 cars parking
There is going to be a park and ride FROM the stadium into the city so you will be able to catch a bus direct to the ground.. so I read today..

yes I heard that but what I'm after is questions from the public and answer from the club not answered by the supporter as this confirm them, as for the noise level there is trees to be placed in the right area and the stadium is to be lower to compensate,

799 Spaces available 1 already reserved

will there be a bar for snowie

I dare say the warehouses will open up their yards for cheap parking ala Huddersfield.

Great site, all looking great!

LOVE THE STADIUM!!!!!!!!

I cant believe how big the site is, both sides of newmarket lane and the stadium is just a small part of it, can they start building tommorrow....

that was asked

and the shaft for the away fans

Will there be a Ice skating rink under the ground, and is any one sharing the ground....

I asked that question,
"Not at the moment.. That's not to say it's out of the question by any means"

Asked about funding too. Was told outright that a complete funding package was in place by one of the Yorkcourt reps. TRB can you confirm this or is it news to you too.

That alone for me was the best thing i heard this morning. With funding still to be found for Salford's new ground and Richard Wright's interview last week, when he said "Funding is still to be finalised" i really think we are in the driving seat of all three parties now, although the only thing we're really racing is the clock.

Are there any plans to improve public transport to the ground in general, particularly on match days, for those who are used to the Belle View walk and walk, as opposed to park and ride?

Arriva are in talks with them for improved service. but we'll have to wait and see what that means.

TBH if you can't be bothered turning out today then why should we tell you

bit of a raw deal there Al, cut him slack he'll be here for monday

Good to see so many at the presentation today. Certainly impressed with the Yorkcourt staff who all seemed to know there stuff. Was impressed by the way the stadium is "hidden" in a hollow so that the houses shouldn't be able to see it all really. The warehouses are taller and cover a larger area so the ground should be a minor issue really. Nice to see the detailed thought about new roads, footpaths, links to cycle ways etc. Really looks as though it thought through to the fine detail. When asked when can the first sod be dug up it sounds as though it will be April if all goes to plan. They are well aware of the RFL timetable for the next franchise. They sat the RFL want it "beyond the point of no return" - i.e. all steelwork up and too much money already spent to back out. They feel that they can achieve that, and speaking to them I could believe them.

Now

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detailed planning permission by April.

Is it a lot to ask?

If all goes well in the next month and the project isn't called in for a public enquiry, then i think we could be ready to submit for detailed pp by Late April. It's clear with the level of sophistication put into the designs that Yorkcourt intend to have all potential questions ironed out BEFORE it's submitted which will help reduce the risk of this being called to London.

By Late April BOTH us and Cas will be ready to submit for detailed planning permission, which is almost perfect from the point of view of the council, who could potentially announce 2 stadiums on the same day.
If that we're the case it will all come down to funding, which has always been a question mark for Cas. Something we we're told today was in the bag for J30! Happy days!!!!

If RW is to be believed, Cas have funding in place for a ground around the same size of our proposed one with a view to extending in the future, how good would it be if both were announced on the same day and both were built in the same time scale. Don't think there'd be many happy faces at Red Hall or wherever they all hangout now.

I think they should look to both our clubs and to set the new standard in super league instead trying to clubs push side for new areas

=#8000FFCan just imagine Richard Lewis' face if Cas & Wakey did that, as well as Leeds fans etc who want both clubs out of the league, it'd be quality if the clubs had already thought of that and that's why both clubs seemed to be waiting a bit

Imagine if Salford got theirs too. That would certainly pose a problem as to who to eject from Super League. I sincerely hope both clubs get stadiums because then the licensing is done entirely on the one thing that matters - the rugby!

One of the guys there was telling me that they initially will build the stadium open-sided with the option to fill these in ala Doncaster which I think is a great idea.

2 ends for standing and seats down the side.

Wouldn't suprise me if it went to a public enquiry TBH