As I understand it. The development was relient on. 30 million private investment Local government support (financial ) Cas tigers to contribute 2 million plus a lot of other bits,roads,transport etc.
There is a 20 million shortfall in private investment
Cas tigers don't have the 2 million.
Local government were hoping for Westminster to help them cover there cost as there is no money in the pot.
Joined: May 30 2005 Posts: 3977 Location: Castleford
gingdong wrote:As I understand it. The development was relient on. 30 million private investment Local government support (financial ) Cas tigers to contribute 2 million plus a lot of other bits,roads,transport etc.
There is a 20 million shortfall in private investment
Cas tigers don't have the 2 million.
Local government were hoping for Westminster to help them cover there cost as there is no money in the pot.
gingdong wrote:I don't need to show you nothing either believe me or don't doesn't really matter, im telling you its been kicked out was never ever going to happen
I shall bookmark this for when the stadium opens. Hopefully by then you will have grown up a bit though.
Joined: Dec 29 2005 Posts: 2219 Location: Barnsley.
poppys mum wrote:Show us the proof.
By the standards of the debate on here does he really need proof? Cas fans fans seem willing to except the ground will be first to be built under the 106 agreement even though no one has seen it or what it says. I think you should look at the York Court scenario to realise how these things can pan out. I would also suggest you do more reading on the inadequacies of 106 agreements in general. Just a friendly warning against complacency.
Joined: Jun 17 2008 Posts: 1347 Location: Behind the sticks -Both halves
deeHell wrote: Cas fans fans seem willing to except the ground will be first to be built under the 106 agreement even though no one has seen it or what it says..
Keep up!
The Draft 106 has been on the planning website for almost 5 weeks if you need to have a look!
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