CSD were part of the team to build a new home stadium for York’s professional football and rugby teams including leisure, retail, and office and community facilities. He said the council was now in detailed discussions about taking the project forward.Are you sure you want to delete this comment?• City would pay annual rent of £125,000 and the Knights £25,000, while stadium naming rights could bring in £50,000 a year and 3G pitch rental £28,000 a year. Community. It is planned to be the new home of Brentford F.C. Background. Flight over the new York community stadium by Drone Tech Yorkshire In effect lettable space is a low cost by ccoosstt bbyy cost by product of the stadium.product of the stadium. This is a fundamental cost efficiency with stadia design. As well as a brand new Gym, Fitness Class Studios, Sports Hall, Extreme Climbing Zone, Birthday Party Rooms, and 5 aside 3G Pitches. Eat Out to Help Out: government’s new 50% off scheme for restaurants explained - and how to use the postcode checker to find local dealsMembers will be told if the executive does not approve the recommendations to progress with the project, there will be a range of implications, which include an abortive cost charge of £4.2m - which will impact on council reserves and a new bidding process will need to take place.Councillors last year approved plans for the 8,000-seat community stadium, which will provide a permanent home for both York City Football Club and the York City Knights Rugby League Club, but the proposals have since been hit by delays.Next week members of York Council’s executive committee will be asked to commit a further £5.4m to the project after building costs increased. In addition it will also include a 13-screen multiplex cinema, five restaurants, shops and the city’s first digital IMAX screen.Costs for the community stadium and leisure facilities are now estimated at £44.2m and as a result officers are recommending an increase in borrowing by the council of £5.4m. A further £52,000 a year is forecast from the hospital trust having “exclusive” use of the hospitality facilities on weekdays as a “training, development, conference and teaching centre”, allowing the sports clubs to use them in evenings and at weekendsThe £90 milllion plans by developer Oakgate for a 6,000-seat stadium and Marks & Spencer and John Lewis superstores at Monks Cross were approved by the council earlier this month.• City’s Bootham Crescent home, which would be sold, has been independently valued at £4.5 million on the open market, with a net value of about £3.5 million once demolition and other matters are taken into account. The figures are based on the site becoming housingCoun Gillies said “professional advice” he had received about Bootham Crescent’s value suggested £4.5 million was “optimistic”.Information about the funding and expected benefits had been controversially hidden by council officials, despite calls for it to be made public.• City’s overall annual income should rise by £278,000Coun Gillies, who previously criticised the business case and the decision to keep much of it confidential, said: “It contains far too many presumptions and forecasts for it to be treated as a serious business plan.” He said he was initially denied access to the information then, when shown it, “gagged” from discussing it with his own group.He said “political and peer pressure” had guided the stadium issue and said he feared severe problems for both clubs in years to come.It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times.• About £800,000 from Bootham Crescent’s sale would go towards the stadium scheme, after payments to various parties due money from the sale proceedsWhen the report was written in February GLL had said at least £3 million would have to be invested in Huntington Stadium, Waterworld and Courtney’s gym if they were to remain competitive and of good quality in the future.• The Knights’ annual income is estimated to rise by £50,000.Get involved with the news in your communityHe said: “Most of the content, in my opinion, should have been in the public domain, as the council appears to be subsidising the revenue side of the football club, taking the bulk of the future financial risk of the stadium’s running, assuring York City Knights there will be no reduction in income, and not quantifying the risk and future spend of public money.”Mr Woolley said it was important to remember the business case stated the financial model was based on detailed “evidence-based assumptions” and provided “one potential scenario of how the stadium would operate.”The firm said it would probably have to pull out of its contract if the stadium did not go ahead.Many of the financial aspects surrounding the stadium project were redacted in the report to the meeting, meaning they could not be seen by the public.