Kirkhamblue
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Have they finished putting all the seats in yet? Looking at the pics from earlier posts it still looks like more seats to go in yet.
Yes and no. The scoreboards will go there but they can't easily put seats in that space anyway as I've explained before because of the cablenet stressing cables that reach out of the ground and would block part of the view where they come through the back of the stand and come up to the cablenet cornersMay seem a stupid question but the big gap between the stands, is this for the scoreboard?.
Cheers mate, I stand corrected.
Nope.
You can submit an access statement with a building regs application to circumnavigate part m of the approved docs.
It could include:
That tier 1 it has better views/site lines
That Tier 1 is less problematic for access/egress in case of an emergency.
That a larger disabled allowance has been made on level one to hold the same number of disabled people on tiers one, two and three combined.
Etc, etc.
newly constructed grounds that have a capacity between 20,000 and 40,000 must have a minimum 150 wheelchair spaces, rising by three for every 1,000 seats above the 20,000 threshold. If the stadium has a capacity of more than 40,000, at least 210 wheelchair spaces should be made available.
City have put 12(I think) more wheelchair bays along the back of level 1 NS, but zero in amongst the new seating. City claim this makes them 100% compliant with disabled access rules.
IF (big if) we have 210, then at least 20 of these are in premium/corporate areas, and IMO shouldn't count towards the total.
Damn; that's a good view, even if the far end is in a different postcode! And there'll definitely be no match day tickets on sale up in the gods then?Another picture, from inside the new tier: