Parramatta Stadium

[Tony Bongo]

People must forget that Parra Stadium is still restricted to height restriction construction due to the original approval with the Friends of Parramatta Park, and which is enacted in law.
How on earth does this article plan to add 12000 seats combined between each end if they can't go higher, as that is what would be needed to get to 32 000. It just ain't possible.
The Wanderers plan of rail seating is the only way they could get close.

Suity

With Suncorp they just made the field lower. They were faced with the same problem before they redeveloped it.

 

[MarkInTheStands]

With Suncorp they just made the field lower. They were faced with the same problem before they redeveloped it.

Which was a brilliant idea, considering Brisbane is a flood plane. That works so well . . . . :roll:

 

[fish eel]

People must forget that Parra Stadium is still restricted to height restriction construction due to the original approval with the Friends of Parramatta Park, and which is enacted in law.
How on earth does this article plan to add 12000 seats combined between each end if they can't go higher, as that is what would be needed to get to 32 000. It just ain't possible.
The Wanderers plan of rail seating is the only way they could get close.

Suity

Amend the legislation. It'd be a two page bill through parliament and easily done IMO

 

[Suitman]

With Suncorp they just made the field lower. They were faced with the same problem before they redeveloped it.

And that turned out well.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/nrl/suncorp-stadium-ravaged-by-floods/story-e6frfgbo-1225986530037

 

[The EELiminator]

more seats is great but where the hell are all these extra people going to park?

 

[Suitman]

more seats is great but where the hell are all these extra people going to park?

lol

You're joking, right?

Suity

 

[Suitman]

Amend the legislation. It'd be a two page bill through parliament and easily done IMO

Ya reckon?

I'd like to think so, and we as a big city should push shit like this through parliament these days easily, considering how much park they have anyway, and have always had, but we're talking greenies here.

Suity

 

[Tony Bongo]

Which was a brilliant idea, considering Brisbane is a flood plane. That works so well . . . . :roll:

Yeah and how many times has it flooded? They also played there only a couple of weeks after it did.

 

[Tony Bongo]

Ya reckon?

I'd like to think so, and we as a big city should push shit like this through parliament these days easily, considering how much park they have anyway, and have always had, but we're talking greenies here.

Suity

The Liberals are running the State and they don't give a shit about the Greenies. Just look at the destruction they're approving all over the country including the Great Barrier Reef.

 

[fish eel]

Ya reckon?

I'd like to think so, and we as a big city should push shit like this through parliament these days easily, considering how much park they have anyway, and have always had, but we're talking greenies here.

Suity

Yep, I reckon.

If they can get Barsngaroo through without a sweat - parra stadium would be easily done. It'd not like they'd be handing public land over goof a casino

 

[Suitman]

Yep, I reckon.

If they can get Barsngaroo through without a sweat - parra stadium would be easily done. It'd not like they'd be handing public land over goof a casino

I'd hardly compare bipartisanship at Barangaroo to Parra Stadium. This is in the west mate. Get real.

Suity

 

[Suitman]

The Liberals are running the State and they don't give a shit about the Greenies. Just look at the destruction they're approving all over the country including the Great Barrier Reef.

The sports minister is now the local member who is a Penrith fan. That'll work in our favour. :roll:

Suity

 

[fish eel]

I'd hardly compare bipartisanship at Barangaroo to Parra Stadium. This is in the west mate. Get real.

Suity

Respectfully disagree. Time has moved on since the stadium was built - I don't think either major party would stand in the way if it came to the crunch.

 

[Suitman]

Respectfully disagree. Time has moved on since the stadium was built - I don't think either major party would stand in the way if it came to the crunch.

They have legislation to get past, and then the Greenies.
Ya reckon it would be any easier now than 30 years ago? lol.

Suity

 

[fish eel]

They have legislation to get past, and then the Greenies.
Ya reckon it would be any easier now than 30 years ago? lol.

Suity

Yes.

There have already been significant changes to planning law for major development that can see heritage & environmental impacts overridden.

If the local council back it, if both major parties back it....easy done.

Do friends of Parramatta Park even exist?

 

[Parra]

Do friends of Parramatta Park even exist?

Have you been to the park lately?

If anyone claims to be a friend they are lying.

 

[fish eel]

Have you been to the park lately?

If anyone claims to be a friend they are lying.

About a month ago to that shithouse cafe

 

[Tony Bongo]

The sports minister is now the local member who is a Penrith fan. That'll work in our favour. :roll:

Suity

That's probably our biggest obstacle.

 

[fish eel]

The Penrith proposal is basically dead in the water because it involves the sale ,of wentworth park to a private developer, doesn't it?

 

[MarkInTheStands]

Yeah and how many times has it flooded? They also played there only a couple of weeks after it did.

Yet the Changerooms could not be used for almost a year afterwards.