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Ignitionnet · 16-01-2016, 18:13

Well none of that is happening here - the council won't allow VM to dig the newer build even when it's public it seems unless they full-width reinstate afterwards which makes the enterprise way too expensive.

With that the Middleton build is complete - about 1,300 properties short of the entire ward but as was originally expected.

It's likely that by the time it becomes possible to construct without having to do full-width reinstatement VM won't be interested due to cost anyway. They were planning on breaking the bank and there will be way easier fish to fry.

I loathe the telecomms farce that is this estate.

16-01-2016, 18:13	#180
Ignitionnet Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire Age: 47 Posts: 13,995	Re: How big are VM's infills? Well none of that is happening here - the council won't allow VM to dig the newer build even when it's public it seems unless they full-width reinstate afterwards which makes the enterprise way too expensive. With that the Middleton build is complete - about 1,300 properties short of the entire ward but as was originally expected. It's likely that by the time it becomes possible to construct without having to do full-width reinstatement VM won't be interested due to cost anyway. They were planning on breaking the bank and there will be way easier fish to fry. I loathe the telecomms farce that is this estate.