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Re: A Worrying Development At The Fleece.
- Subject: Re: A Worrying Development At The Fleece.
- From: Chris Sharp <chris.sharp4@vi...net>
- Date: Wed, 21 May 2014 02:18:23 +0100
Hi Abi
That's great. Please post your objection!
cheers
Chris
On 21 May 2014, at 02:21, Abi Marchant <abi_rock_chick@ya...co.uk> wrote:
> I have major concerns about the application and the impact of the
> development on an adjacent music and arts venue, The Fleece.
> I have many friends in Bristol and visit frequently. The Fleece is a
> favourite of ours for the amazing live music. It is run by some truly
> passionate and talented people, which lends to its unique atmosphere.
> The application, in my opinion, threatens to undermine this unique and
> special gathering place. The main point I'd like to highlight is that
> live music makes noise. If done properly, live music makes a lot of
> noise. And live music is the backbone of this beloved venue. As it
> stands, live music (and the volume) is not an issue as there are no
> residential areas close enough to be a problem. But to place a
> potential living room/bedroom window within 20m of the stage seems
> preposterous. I have no doubt that this will mean noise complaints
> being issued. To a venue whose purpose is to make noise. Whose money
> is made by playing live music.
> I do not see how the proposed development is appropriate and, to
> reiterate, I have major concerns about the local business' survival if
> it were allowed to progress.
>
> With your blessing Chris I'll put this on in the morning. Already
> registered so good to go when you give the nod. Please edit if yiu see
> fit.
> From: Chris Sharp
> Sent: 20/05/2014 22:01
> To: A Discussion list for The Blue Aeroplanes
> Subject: [BluePlanes] A Worrying Development At The Fleece.
>
> Hi again
>
> I've had something on my mind for a while which I've decided I need to
> share with you all.
>
> The Fleece is currently under threat from a London based property
> development company who have acquired the massive office block right
> outside the front door and have submitted plans to Bristol City Council
> to turn it into about 50 privately owned residential flats. Obviously
> this would be disastrous for the venue if it is approved. I have been
> fighting our corner for the last 6 months and things are now coming to a
> head. There is a link at the end of this email where anyone is free to
> browse the plans for themselves. Members of the public are invited to
> submit their objections by May 21st (tomorrow!). My solicitor has
> advised me against my suggestion of a massive social media/facebook
> campaign as it could do more harm than good with the possibility of
> hundreds of emotionally charged knee-jerk objections submitted without
> reasoned arguments or proper consideration.
>
> The reason I have decided to post this here is because you are all fans
> of The Blue Aeroplanes and it's the band who own the venue. People who
> subscribe to this list also come across as an older, more intellectual
> group than the random 20,000 Facebook followers we have on the venue's
> social media network. If any of you have the time to read through some
> of the documents it would be really appreciated if a few of you could
> submit a couple of well reasoned and thoughtfully considered objections
> to these plans on the basis that the development opens the way for
> countless future noise complaints which would threaten the existence of
> a vibrant live music venue which is vital to Bristol's cultural
> development. The Fleece currently has no nearby residential dwellings
> which is why the council has not received a single noise complaint
> against it in the last 10 years. This proposed development will put
> people's bedroom windows 12.5 metres away from the stage! I have been
> advised that the council will take into consideration any objection
> received after the deadline as long as they are submitted before the
> date of the hearing on 29th May.
>
> http://planningonline.bristol.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=N352F8DNGYW00
>
> Thanks
>
> Chris Sharp
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