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That tells me that Albion fans have different opinions. We already knew that. I'm not particular for or against the application, but I do worry about some of the complaints. It seems they wanted it to be green, to soften it. That, IMO, would look crap. I'd think it matching the colour of the...

Congratulations, you have qualified to vote on planning applications.

But the club don't own Bennetts field. Go on, ask who does, I dare ya.

Only in the event of a tie, yes, that's usually how it works.

I thought the chair was 1 of the 5 that voted no, and then her vote counted double as it was a tie, but I guess that could be wrong.

So the chair is against it, and everyone else should be. 5 - 5, chair casting vote - refused

Indeed, as I've posted on here before, I applied for detailed PP on a plot with outline permission, and a councillor said "The plans look better than the existing outline permission, but I must be missing something, so I recommend it for refusal" That was over 10 years ago, and I still haven't...

What's a foreigner doing getting involved in this? No wait. At last we've got someone in who's experienced the world, and can bring an experienced view to the floor.

Someone talking sense at last.

It's not pleasant that they're not offering us more money.

"If you give us some more money, we might pass the application"

"That doesn't answer my question" WTF?

Ah, this Mr Perry fella seems to know his stuff, I vote do what he says.

Here here Excellent 3 minute speech.

But you're ignoring the "comments/requests/suggestions on the design" bit. I'm not convinced that 100% of the advice they give is based on legislation and policies.

How is not taking on board Councillors' pre-application comments/requests/suggestions on the design failing to comply with planning law / published policy?

Just playing devils advocate here... Re "as long as the application complies with planning law and published planning policy" Does not taking on board the Councillors' comments etc have anything to do with planning law and policy?

I don't doubt you, but is there anything particular that makes you say it's definitely not the case - have they said something nice about us?