The End of on Street Parking within walking distance of the Etihad

blueste41 said:
Of course you can post whatever opinion you want but by ignoring the facts your just sharing an uninformed one.
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I just don’t know what’s true & what’s speculation. I don’t know how anyone can know if the club have objected to the parking plans.
I think I’ll write to the club & see if I can get some information - unless someone had already done so???
 
CC1 said:
I just don’t know what’s true & what’s speculation. I don’t know how anyone can know if the club have objected to the parking plans.
I think I’ll write to the club & see if I can get some information - unless someone had already done so???
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That's actually a great idea, I will do so as well.
 
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JPAMCR said:
Fuckers need to ticket all the coaches parked at the Asda bus stop. 216 wasn’t going to let anyone on (or off!) after the game. Fans had to stand in front of the bus to stop him driving away.

If they’re stopping private cars from parking round Phillips park, why can’t they agree to park the coaches round there???
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My wife was parked opposite the fall out at the bus stop I wondered what the fuss was about.
 
MossHey71 said:
Why would City have any say in it & why would they agree to it ?
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I think the word "condition" had something to do with it.

Council got complaints from residents and they get a vote.

Why they included industrial areas is harder to fathom.
 
CC1 said:
I just don’t know what’s true & what’s speculation. I don’t know how anyone can know if the club have objected to the parking plans.
I think I’ll write to the club & see if I can get some information - unless someone had already done so???
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I'd have thought it was obvious from the report that you couldn't read or understand. It wasn't just a condition of getting consent, but the cost of it to be borne by the owner, i.e. City.
 
Vic said:
I'd have thought it was obvious from the report that you couldn't read or understand. It wasn't just a condition of getting consent, but the cost of it to be borne by the owner, i.e. City.
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You’re just not fucking funny. Just arrogant & rude. Nothing about this situation is obvious. The cost is not necessarily the issue & nobody knows what the club’s stance has been so far
 
CC1 said:
I just don’t know what’s true & what’s speculation. I don’t know how anyone can know if the club have objected to the parking plans.
I think I’ll write to the club & see if I can get some information - unless someone had already done so???
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If it helps the information regarding objections regarding the Coop Arena is freely available on the MCC website

126431/FO/2020 | Erection of a multi-use arena (Use Class D2) with a partially illuminated external facade together with ancillary retail/commercial uses (Classes A1, A3 and A4), with highways, access, servicing, landscaping, public

pa.manchester.gov.uk pa.manchester.gov.uk

Just click on the link
 
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barney* said:
Looks like Folkestone Road West is in the new scheme, its part of Zone 3, according to the council website the work to install the signs and road markings required for the Eastlands Resident Parking Scheme will take place between 2 January and 1 March across the 6 zones.

www.google.com

Eastlands RPS TRO - Update consultation - Google My Maps

This map is for illustrative purposes and may not show exact boundaries. Unless otherwise stated restrictions are in place on both sides of the road.
www.google.com www.google.com

Programme of works | Eastlands Programme of Works | Manchester City Council

Eastlands Programme of Works
www.manchester.gov.uk www.manchester.gov.uk

Hopefully the work to install the required works are running behind schedule and we get unrestricted parking within the new scheme until the end of the season.
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After Vale st, the signs stated permit parking ended.
 
levets said:
After Vale st, the signs stated permit parking ended.
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Vale Street was/is the boundary for the old residents parking scheme, the boundary for the new parking scheme been extended all the way down North Road to Edge Lane.
 
barney* said:
Looks like Folkestone Road West is in the new scheme, its part of Zone 3, according to the council website the work to install the signs and road markings required for the Eastlands Resident Parking Scheme will take place between 2 January and 1 March across the 6 zones.

www.google.com

Eastlands RPS TRO - Update consultation - Google My Maps

This map is for illustrative purposes and may not show exact boundaries. Unless otherwise stated restrictions are in place on both sides of the road.
www.google.com www.google.com

Programme of works | Eastlands Programme of Works | Manchester City Council

Eastlands Programme of Works
www.manchester.gov.uk www.manchester.gov.uk

Hopefully the work to install the required works are running behind schedule and we get unrestricted parking within the new scheme until the end of the season.
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On that map the restrictions on Lord North St appear to stop at the railway bridge yet the fuckers have put double yellows all the way up to the junction of Grimshaw Lane?
 
mancityvstoke said:
ooooooo you daily mail reading right wing **** you
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The wanker that is Burnham still had the nearside lane all along Chester Road cordoned off. He brought it in as a cycle lane to get people to work. Yeh fucking right. He is now making a bottle neck at Chester Road/Talbot Road for no other reason than to force people out of their cars.
 
Bandofblues said:
On that map the restrictions on Lord North St appear to stop at the railway bridge yet the fuckers have put double yellows all the way up to the junction of Grimshaw Lane?
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Loads parked on Grimshaw Lane last night, particularly around the pub (Gibraltar?)
 
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