New Everton Stadium

[nsno-chris]

Where exactly is all this investment?

Liverpool 2
International trading centre
All ports down the ship canal are under development
Salford quays
Media city
Brining disused rail lines back into use
Major infrastructure to road networs

 

[nsno-chris]

If the guy continues to landbank as he has for what at least ten years now so the northern docks looks like a morgue, and if Moshiri proposes a multi million pound development partnering the Council to regenerate that whole area, then yes if Peel tell us all to get stuffed (after all what do the residents of Liverpool care about more than football) then we should cpo the land back, rather than let this guy add to his billions. Sorry if that sounds unreasonable like

You wouldn't get a cpo for the land at the dock, the development would need to be for public betterment, which a stadium is not. Improving road networks, yes; a stadium highly doubtful.

You'd need there buy in, not going to war with them

 

[Kev50]

Liverpool 2
International trading centre
All ports down the ship canal are under development
Salford quays
Media city
Brining disused rail lines back into use
Major infrastructure to road networs

The ship canal? Do you mean the Manchester Ship Canal?
Salford Quays? Are you saying the elected reps of Liverpool are gonna give a rats ass about Salford Quays?
You'll be telling.me Phil Neville won't.like it next

 

[Kev50]

You wouldn't get a cpo for the land at the dock, the development would need to be for public betterment, which a stadium is not. Improving road networks, yes; a stadium highly doubtful.

You'd need there buy in, not going to war with them

Yes that's why it has to be a partnership with the Council as I mentioned

 

[nsno-chris]

The ship canal? Do you mean the Manchester Ship Canal?
Salford Quays? Are you saying the elected reps of Liverpool are gonna give a rats ass about Salford Quays?
You'll be telling.me Phil Neville won't.like it next

Just lol at that.

The answer was in question to what have they invested, do you have any idea what that investment up there has done for Liverpool?? Manchester is tge distribution centre for the importation that comes through are port, they go hand in hand

 

[nsno-chris]

Yes that's why it has to be a partnership with the Council as I mentioned

Well then you wouldn't cpo it then would you

 

[Kev50]

Just lol at that.

The answer was in question to what have they invested, do you have any idea what that investment up there has done for Liverpool?? Manchester is tge distribution centre for the importation that comes through are port, they go hand in hand

you answered your own question. Salford Quays and Media City is what hes invested in. The idea that the leader of Liverpool is not going to want to broach cpo of land that's laid derelict for decades for fear of putting the nose out of joint of a guy who has invested all his dosh in Manchester, would be a disappointing one for Liverpool tax payers to get their head around. And I'm not saying we start threatening him, I'm saying if a deal that would put another Kings Dock on the waterfront is rejected out of hand then the Public should do something about it.

 

[Kev50]

Well then you wouldn't cpo it then would you

You would if your partnership with the Councilstill required the purchase of land from a third party

 

[allen]

Politician in populist statement shocker.

I think he deserves more credit than that.

What he's said may be popular with Evertonians, but it's pretty much the opposite of what you'd expect the mayor of the city to say.

The docks location benefits Everton much more than the city of Liverpool.

 

[nsno-chris]

you answered your own question. Salford Quays and Media City is what hes invested in. The idea that the leader of Liverpool is not going to want to broach cpo of land that's laid derelict for decades for fear of putting the nose out of joint of a guy who has invested all his dosh in Manchester, would be a disappointing one for Liverpool tax payers to get their head around. And I'm not saying we start threatening him, I'm saying if a deal that would put another Kings Dock on the waterfront is rejected out of hand then the Public should do something about it.

Talking through your arse here, I haven't answered my own question at all. I was asked what investment have peel made and I listed them, just because they're in Manchester your rejecting them???

I think you need to understand that the mayor of Liverpool simply can't say "I want this land so I'm invoking a CPO order", it's not how it it works. Maybe you should start learning the law first, it may help. In fact it will help.

Oh and fyI, peel have invested more in the Liverpool city Region than any other area in England. Just to help you out as you seem to be struggling.

And P S. The public can't invoke a CPO or have any say in the land of a private business.

Wow, you really struggle with the fundamentals

 

[nsno-chris]

You would if your partnership with the Councilstill required the purchase of land from a third party

Jesus lad how stupid are you, the land belongs to peel. Why would you need a CPO if you were entering into a partnership with the same companywho owns the land??

Seriously, learn the basics before posting absolute crap

 

[AndyC]

Liverpool 2
International trading centre
All ports down the ship canal are under development
Salford quays
Media city
Brining disused rail lines back into use
Major infrastructure to road networs

You can throw in the Trafford Centre, Teesside Airport, and plenty of other 'northern' investments that Peel have made too. I think JLA is a Peel development isn't it?

 

[Magus]

And P S. The public can't invoke a CPO or have any say in the land of a private business.

Not sure that's strictly true - I have worked on CPO's which have included land owned by private businesses in order to secure the proper planning of a wider area, using planning and/or highway powers. The public benefits could include bringing land into productive use and job creation etc.

If Peel are perceived to be simply land-banking in the hope of a better pay day then an argument could be made for using CPO powers or at least implying their use. I don't think it would ever come to that in this case, but you can never say never.

 

[nsno-chris]

Not sure that's strictly true - I have worked on CPO's which have included land owned by private businesses in order to secure the proper planning of a wider area, using planning and/or highway powers. The public benefits could include bringing land into productive use and job creation etc.

If Peel are perceived to be simply land-banking in the hope of a better pay day then an argument could be made for using CPO powers or at least implying their use. I don't think it would ever come to that in this case, but you can never say never.

I was referring to the public in general, we the public can't invoke cpo, the decision would be down to the LA.

 

[Kev50]

Talking through your arse here, I haven't answered my own question at all. I was asked what investment have peel made and I listed them, just because they're in Manchester your rejecting them???

I think you need to understand that the mayor of Liverpool simply can't say "I want this land so I'm invoking a CPO order", it's not how it it works. Maybe you should start learning the law first, it may help. In fact it will help.

Oh and fyI, peel have invested more in the Liverpool city Region than any other area in England. Just to help you out as you seem to be struggling.

And P S. The public can't invoke a CPO or have any say in the land of a private business.

Wow, you really struggle with the fundamentals

Well I am a solicitor. What areas do I need to brush up on in particular?