All sounds pretty positive to me
Boundary Corner - a four storey largely residential building which will feature an impressive ground floor new Club retail outlet.
<< Apartments + Superstore >>
Chaucer's Yard (Countess Road) - formerly a cutlery casting workshop and is Grade II listed in part. The site is located immediately off John Street and Countess Road and is situated within the John Street Conservation Area. Pre-application discussions have begun with the local authority, assessing the feasibility of new residential and commercial space alongside a refurbished Chaucer Yard development.
<< Apartments + Shops >>
Bramall Lane / Cherry Street Residential - WCEC is appraising the viability for an eight-storey residential development in two blocks on the Bramall Lane / Cherry Street corner adjacent to the Copthorne Hotel.
<< Apartments >>
Kop Extension / Business Centre (Kop to South Stand Corner) - Planning permission has been retained for a 3,200-seat extension at the back of the existing Kop, including a new roof and over trusses to allow the four existing roof support columns to be removed and the introduction of a new concourse with improved facilities.
<< More Seats + Better View + Improved Facilities >>
As part of this scheme permission was also granted for a new Business Enterprise Centre on stilts in the Kop/South Stand corner, allowing entry/exit routes to/from the Kop and South Stand to remain.
<< Business Centre>>
John Street / Shoreham Street residential - Planning permission has been retained and obtained for a three and four storey residential development consisting of 52 apartments on the corner of John Street / Shoreham Street.
<< Apartments >>
John Street Corner Stand Executive Boxes - Assessments are ongoing for a concept proposal to create additional executive boxes at high level at the back of the corner stand. Detailed costings will determine if the project is viable.
<< Executive Boxes >>
South Stand - Clean and improve the façade, creating a matching look with the hotel and a clearer identity to the component parts of the stand.
<< Improved Façade >>
The only development that will benefit most fans in any way is the Kop Extension and improvements.
As a fan, I can't really get excited about the prospect of Apartments and Shops and Business Centres being built on every spare scrap of land owned by the Club.
How will this effect any future developments of the actual "Football Stadium"?
Nobody's suggesting we need to or should expand the stadium yet but you would hope that any long-term plans might include an increase in capacity of more than 3200.