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New Everton Stadium

Bluestar said:
They had installed some of the corner terracing on the north stand last week. Im pretty confident it will be completed this week ahead of the roof truss installation next week.
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Yeah I saw that went from nothing to complete very quickly.
The only thing that makes me doubt whether they’ll do the rest in a week is that they started on that corner, I think, on the Sunday morning of the United game (could have been the Sunday after tbh - can’t remember exactly. I was watching them put the first sections in place. If it’s taken them 2/3 weeks to put one corner in, can they do another 3 in a week?

Let’s see.
 

marmor said:
Yeah I saw that went from nothing to complete very quickly.
The only thing that makes me doubt whether they’ll do the rest in a week is that they started on that corner, I think, on the Sunday morning of the United game (could have been the Sunday after tbh - can’t remember exactly. I was watching them put the first sections in place. If it’s taken them 2/3 weeks to put one corner in, can they do another 3 in a week?

Let’s see.
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I guess we will find out. It seems to me that they have to get it in before the roof truss goes up. I can’t see how they can install terracing after.

The speed of installation may be more related to the materials being delivered to site rather than actual installation?
 
davek said:
No, just from a visual perspective.

If it was a warehouse then there's be less of an issue than a reflective industrial site.
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I'm sure there will be a way by which to block off the blight of the treatment works next door eg. plant a row of those big f'off Leylandiis or similar along that whole stretch....but ensure that they are protected by some form of anti-inflammatory retardant material/barrier as I would be fearful they may be predisposed to catching on fire. If you know what I mean!
 
Jokerdan said:
I'm sure there will be a way by which to block off the blight of the treatment works next door eg. plant a row of those big f'off Leylandiis or similar along that whole stretch....but ensure that they are protected by some form of anti-inflammatory retardant material/barrier as I would be fearful they may be predisposed to catching on fire. If you know what I mean!
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Personally I don’t think it looks too bad. It’s a new industrial site. Nothing special, but not awful.

It’s not derelict and it is maintained.

There are far worse sites all along the dock road that need work really.
 

Bluestar said:
Personally I don’t think it looks too bad. It’s a new industrial site. Nothing special, but not awful.

It’s not derelict and it is maintained.

There are far worse sites all along the dock road that need work really.
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I disagree. It's something we need to fight to get some definition from.

It's the one part of that location that is an issue.

The less we see of it the better.
 
tommye said:
:coffee:
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Well, it's not an invented issue by me is it?

The thing is an eyesore, and if there's any way we can diminish its presence with landscaping I'm sure the club will take it.

I know the planning documents have info about landscaping the concourse and perimeter of the site. I cant access that right now, but I think it looked reasonable how they envisioned it.
 

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