People living near the proposed new stadium that is being planned by Nuneaton Borough will be able to have their say on the development at a special meeting next month.

The application is to be considered by a special meeting of the Planning and Development Committee on 15 December at 5pm.

Nuneaton Borough, who tonight face Stoke in a replay of the first round of the FA Cup, have been drawing up plans for new facilities since they made it into the Conference.

The plans for a £4.2 million new stadium on land adjoining Eliot Park and Bermuda Road have attracted a lot of controversy, and the meeting is being held in the council chamber to allow more people access.

The meeting is to be relayed to nearby committee rooms to make up for the lack of space in the chamber.

But the council has decided to restrict public speakers to one hour before the councillors make their decision.

Each speaker is being given a maximum of three minutes. If there are more than 20 speakers, names will be drawn out of a hat at random.

People who want to speak at the meeting should give notice in advance by calling Mick Dyer either by phone, on 024 7637 6325, or in writing, by 5pm, on Friday 1 December.

SEE: [08 SEP 00] NUNEATON PLAN NEW STADIUM
  

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