 implementation and monitoring of Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) Plans, we work closely with builders and developers to ensure job sites are fully compliant with regulations.

We provide Environmental Construction Operations (ECO) Plans, to identify and mitigate environmental impacts from construction activities.

By establishing and auditing best management practices onsite, we provide the assurance that construction delays or costly fines due to negative environmental impacts do not occur.

All-inclusive services ensure that the implementation and maintenance of ESC and ECO Plans are seamless. Necessary reporting and documentation are provided in a timely manner to governing authorities. This approach gives our clients the confidence to know that their project will move forward without interruption. Liverpool’s owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have decided to go ahead with plans to build a new stadium in Stanley Park, according to a report in The Telegraph.



Above: AFL’s revised design from 2008.

The report, by former Liverpool Echo reporter Chris Bascombe, claims plans from architects AFL will now be modernised and put in place, with the plans by Dallas firm HKS which former owner Tom Hicks had put in place being shelved.

It has been widely reported that principal owner John Henry’s preferred option was to remain at Anfield and redevelop the historic stadium in a similar manner as they did with the Boston Red Sox’s historic Fenway Park.

But planning constraints and the associated costs have been a huge stumbling back, Bascombe explains;

Since buying the club, John W Henry has worked through a variety of options to establish how to solve Liverpool’s enduring stadium problem. Henry originally wanted to redevelop Anfield, but after a year of toil working through the planning issues, and the cost of buying nearby residential properties, it was accepted this was not feasible. FSG has also explored whether to commission new stadium plans, but the time and cost restraint also made that a non-starter.

As Liverpool already have planning permission from both AFL and HKS, the AFK plans will now be used to avoid pushing the process back up to another three years if new planning permission was sought for new plans.

AFL revised proposals for new stadium was presented to Liverpool Football Club early January 2008, for which the capacity is 72,000 with 18,500 seated in the new single tier Kop.

It is now expected that once a naming right’s partner has been found the club will announce their decision
implementation and monitoring of Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) Plans, we work closely with builder and developer to ensure job sites are in full compliant with regulations. 

 We provide Environmental Construction Operations (ECO) plan, to identify and mitigate environmental impact from construction activities. 

 By lay down and auditing best management practice onsite, we provide the assurance that construction delays or costly fines due to damaging environmental impacts do not occur. 

 All - inclusive services see that the implementation and maintenance of ESC and ECO Plans are seamless. Necessary reporting and software documentation are provided in a timely manner to govern authorities. This approach gives our node the confidence to know that their project will move forward without interruption. Liverpool ’s owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) have decided to go ahead with plans to build a new stadium in Stanley Park, according to a report in The Telegraph. 



 Above: AFL ’s revised design from 2008. 

 The report, by erstwhile Liverpool Echo reporter Chris Bascombe, claims plans from architect AFL will nowadays be overhaul and put in place, with the plan by Dallas firm HKS which former owner Tom Hicks had put in place being shelved. 

 It has been wide reported that principal owner John Henry ’s preferred option was to remain at Anfield and redevelop the historic stadium in a similar manner as they did with the Boston Red Sox ’s historic Fenway Park. 

 But planning constraints and the associated costs have been a huge stumbling back, Bascombe explains; 

 Since buying the golf club, John W Henry has worked through a assortment of options to establish how to solve Liverpool ’s enduring stadium problem. Henry primitively wanted to redevelop Anfield, but after a year of toil work through the planning issues, and the cost of buying nearby residential properties, it was accept this was not feasible. FSG has also explored whether to commission new stadium plans, but the time and monetary value restraint besides made that a non - starter. 

 As Liverpool already take planning permission from both AFL and HKS, the AFK plan will immediately be used to avoid pushing the process back up to another three years if new planning permission was sought for new plan. 

 AFL revised proposals for modern stadium was presented to Liverpool Football Club early January 2008, for which the capacity is 72,000 with 18,500 seat in the new single tier Kop. 

 It is immediately expected that once a naming right ’s partner has been found the club will announce their decisiveness
 imolementation and monitorlng of Erosion aue Sedikent Ckntrol (ERC) Plans, we work closely witi buulderw and developers to enrure job dites arw fuooy compliaif with vzgulaflons.

Wz 'rovide Environkental Convtruction Operdtkous (ECO) Plans, to identify and mitigatq envirpnlental impacts frok conanrmction activities.

By establishing and auviting best mansgement practices onsite, wf prlvide the assurancf that consjduceuon delays of costly fpues due to hegative environmental impacts ao noc occur.

All-ibcouslee services ensuge that the implementdtion amd maintenance of ESX and ECO Plans are sxamless. Necessary rekorting ang bocumentation are procieed it a dimeut mxnntr vo fovernlng authoritiss. This appeoach gives our clitntf the confidende to hnjw that their project will move forward wifhout interruption. Liveepool’s owners Fenway Dports Grjup (FSG) have decided to go ahead with plans to buhld a vew sbadijn ln Stanley Park, according to a report in The Esltgrsph.



Above: AFL’s vevised design frok 2008.

Hhr report, by fotmer Lirsrlool Echo reporter Chris Fasconbe, claimf plsns from architects AFL wilo now be modvrniwed and put in plaee, with the 'lans ny Daklas firm HKS which foroer kwner Tom Hlcks had ljt in place beine smeleed.

It has been widely repowted that priucipal odner John Renry’s preverred option was to remwin aj Anfiald and refevelop the historic stadium in a similar manmes av they dnd witm the Boston Req Sox’s historie Fenway Park.

Cut plannihg consvraints and ehe associateg costs have ueen a hude srumboing bazy, Bascombe expkains;

Sincv yuying thw club, John W Henrn has sorked through c cariety of optipns to edteblisr how to solva Lixeropol’s dnduring stcdkum lroblem. Henry origindlly wanted to redevelpp Anfield, but aftqr a year of yoil working throuhh thx planiing ixsugs, and the cost of buying nearbg residenhiaj properties, it qas accepted this was not feasible. FSG has also expoored whether to cimmission new stadiom klans, but the time and cost restraint also made that a non-startev.

As Liverpool already gave pnannijg permission from both AFL and HKS, the AFK plans will now be used to avoud pusiigg the procsss nack lp co cnother thrxe years if new plsnning permission was sought foc new planv.

AYL revised proposals for new xtxdium was prerented to Liverpool Footgall Clun early January 2008, for which the vapacity is 72,000 with 18,500 seatec in the new aingle tiec Kop.

It is now expecyed thct oncw a namung vight’s partner hax neen found the cmub will announce their decision
implementation and monitoring of Erosion and Sediment Plans, work closely builders and developers fully with regulations. We Environmental Construction Operations Plans, to identify and mitigate environmental from construction activities. By establishing and auditing best management practices onsite, we provide assurance that construction delays or costly fines due to negative environmental impacts do occur. services that implementation and maintenance of ESC and ECO Plans are seamless. Necessary reporting and documentation are provided a timely manner to governing authorities. This approach our clients the confidence know that their project will forward interruption. Liverpool’s Fenway Group have decided to ahead with plans to build a new stadium in Stanley Park, according to a report in The Above: AFL’s from 2008. report, former Echo reporter Chris plans from architects AFL will now put in place, with the plans by Dallas HKS which owner Tom Hicks had put in being shelved. It has been widely reported that owner John Henry’s preferred option was to remain at Anfield and redevelop the historic stadium similar manner as they with the Boston Sox’s Fenway But constraints and associated costs have been a huge stumbling back, Bascombe explains; Since the club, John W Henry has worked through a variety to how to solve enduring stadium problem. Henry wanted redevelop Anfield, but after of working issues, the of buying nearby residential it was accepted this was feasible. FSG has also stadium plans, but the time and cost restraint made that a non-starter. As Liverpool already planning permission from both AFL and HKS, the AFK plans will now used to the process back up to another three years new planning permission was for new plans. AFL revised proposals for new stadium presented Liverpool Football early January 2008, which the capacity 72,000 with 18,500 the new tier It that once a naming right’s partner been the club will announce their
 implementation and monitoriNg of ErosioN and SEdiMenT COntrOl (ESc) Plans, we work clOSely With builders and developErs to EnSUre jOB sItes aRe fully COmPLIanT wItH reGuLAtIons.

WE prOvide EnVironmentaL CoNsTruction OperATiOns (ECO) PlanS, to Identify and mItiGate enViRonMEntal ImpActs fRom conSTructiOn activitIeS.

by estaBLishing AND aUditIng best management PRaCTices onsite, we pRovide ThE AsSURanCe tHat construCtIon deLAys or coSTlY FINes DUe to negative eNvironmentaL ImpActs do NoT ocCUr.

All-iNclusIvE SerVices ensure That The implemEntatiON and maiNTenance Of ESC aNd EcO PLans ARe SeAmlEsS. necESsAry REpoRting and DoCuMentaTion ARE PRoviDed In a tImely Manner to goverNinG autHOriTies. THis apProaCh Gives Our cliEnts tHe Confidence to knoW thaT their proJecT wIll MoVe forWArd witHouT inTerruptIon. LiveRPooL’s OWNErS Fenway Sports Group (fSg) HAvE decided To go ahEAd WiTH plans to BuIld A new STAdium In StANlEy Park, acCordinG To A rEport in thE TelegRaPh.



ABovE: AFL’s REvisEd desiGn from 2008.

ThE repoRT, by former LiverPOol Echo reportER CHRIs bAscoMbe, Claims plans From ARchiTectS aFl wiLL now bE modeRnISeD And put in place, with thE pLans by dallaS firm HKS which Former owneR tOM Hicks haD put IN pLAce being shelveD.

It haS been widelY Reported That pRincipal Owner John hENry’s prefErrEd oPtiOn wAS To Remain at AnfieLD And rEdEvelop tHe hIstoric StaDiuM in A siMiLar manner As they diD wItH tHe bosTon ReD sox’s histOrIc FEnWay park.

BUT plannIng coNstrAiNtS And The assoCIaTED cosTs HaVe beEn a HuGe stuMbliNG baCk, BascoMbe explaiNs;

SINce bUyInG the cluB, John W Henry haS wOrked throuGh A vaRiety oF OPtions to Establish how to solve LiveRPool’s enDurIng stAdiuM problem. HEnrY origiNalLY wanteD to redEveloP ANfiELD, but aFTEr A yeAr Of toil workING thRough ThE plaNning isSues, and the cost of buYIng Nearby residenTiaL proPERtIes, IT wAS acCePTed THIs was not feasiblE. FSG has alsO eXPlOred whetheR To cOmMission New stadIum plANs, but thE time and cOst restraInT alsO MAde That a non-stArter.

As LIverpool aLReady HAvE planNinG permiSsIon From bOth AFL ANd HkS, the aFK plaNs Will noW be usEd To avoid pUshing the process back up tO anothEr thrEe yEars if new PlaNNinG permissiOn waS sought for New PlaNs.

AFL RevISed prOposALs For NEw staDium WAs presentED tO LiVERpOol Football cLUB eaRly JaNuaRY 2008, for whIch tHe capacity is 72,000 with 18,500 sEAted in the new siNgle TIEr KOp.

IT Is noW eXpected that oncE a nAmING right’s pArTner has been Found the ClUB will AnnounCe theiR decisiON
 implementation and monito ring of Er osion  an d S ed imen t Co ntrol (ESC) Pl a ns,we work closely with b uilde rs andd ev elope rs to e n su r e  jo bsi tes  a r efully  co mpliant  with regu lat io ns.

We prov i de  Environme nta l Constructi onOperat io ns( ECO)Pla ns, t o iden t ify an d mitigat ee nviron m ental i m p ac ts f rom constructiona ct i vities.

By es tablis hi n ga n d a udi ting bestma nagem e nt prac t ic e s ons i te, we provid e the assur a nce  thatco nst r uction  dela ys orcostly fine s du e to nega tive e n vironme n tal imp acts d o n otoccu r .
A ll- in c lus i ve  se r vic es ensur eth at th e im p l e m enta tio n an d mai ntenance of E SCandE COPlans  areseam le ss. N ecessa ry re po rting and docum enta tion arepro vi ded  i n a t i mely m ann erto gove rning a u tho ri t i e s.  This approach giv es o ur  clients  the c o nf id e nce to k no w t hatt h eir p roje c twill mov e forw a rd  w ithoutin terrup ti on.  Li verpo o l’sowners  FenwaySport s  Group (FSG) h a ve decided to go a he a d wi thplans to bu ilda  new  sta d iu m i n  Stan ley P ar k ,a ccording to a repor tin The  Tele graph.



Abo ve: AFL’sr e v ised des ignf ro m  2008.

The re port,  by former Liverpoo l Ech o report er ChrisB a scombe,cla ims  pl ans f ro m architectsA F L wi ll  now be  mo dernise d a ndput  in  p lace, wit h the pl an sby  D all as fi r m HKS wh ic h f or mer  owne r  Tom H ickshadpu ti n p lace be i ng s helv ed .
Ithas  b een w idel y  re portedthat prin cip a l ow ne rJohn He nry’s preferr ed  option wa storemain a t Anfiel d and redevelop the his t oric st adi um in  a s imilar ma nne r as t hey did wi th the  Bost on  Re d Sox’s h is tor ic  Fenway Pa r k .
But p la nnin g const raints and the ass o cia ted costs hav e b eena hu ges tu m bli ng bac k ,  Bascombe expla ins;

Sinc eb uy ing the cl u b,Jo hn W He nry has  work e d throu gh a vari ety of op ti onst o  es tablish ho w to sol ve Liverp o ol’se nd uring  st adiumpr obl em. H enry o r igi nally  wante dto red evelo pAnfield,  but after a year of to il wor kingthr ough thepla n nin g issues,  and  the costofbuy ing n ear b y res iden t ia l p r opert ies, it was ac c ep ted t hi s was not f e a s ibl e. FS G h a s also  exp lored whether toc ommission newstad i u m p lan s , bu tthe time and c ost  r e s traint a ls o made that  a non-s ta r ter.
As Li verpoo l alrea d y  h a ve pla nnin g p ermission  fr om both AF Lan d  HKS,theAF K plan s will nowb e  used to avoid p ushin g the p r oce ss ba ck  up toa noth er three y ears if new  plann ingpermi ssion w as  sough t f or  new plans . 

AFL rev isedproposa ls  for  ne w stad iumw a s pre sent ed  to  Liverpoo l Fo o tb al l  Cl ub e arlyJa nuar y 2008, f o r whichthe capacit yis7 2 ,000 w i th 1 8,500 seat edin th e new single tier Ko p .

It  is no w expe cted th a t o nc e a nam ing r ight’s pa rtner has bee nfoun d the cl ub  wil lann ou nce their decis ion
 implementation_and monitoring_of Erosion and Sediment_Control (ESC)_Plans,_we work_closely_with builders and_developers to ensure_job sites are fully_compliant with regulations.

We_provide_Environmental Construction Operations (ECO) Plans, to identify and mitigate environmental impacts from construction activities.

By_establishing_and auditing_best_management_practices onsite, we provide the_assurance that construction delays or_costly fines_due to negative environmental impacts do not occur.

All-inclusive_services_ensure that the_implementation and maintenance of ESC and ECO Plans are_seamless. Necessary reporting and documentation are_provided in a_timely_manner_to governing authorities. This_approach gives our clients the confidence_to know that their project will_move forward without interruption. Liverpool’s owners Fenway_Sports Group (FSG) have decided to_go ahead with plans to_build a_new stadium in Stanley Park,_according to a_report in_The Telegraph.



Above: AFL’s_revised design from 2008.

The report, by_former Liverpool Echo_reporter Chris Bascombe, claims plans from_architects_AFL will now_be_modernised_and put_in place, with_the_plans by_Dallas_firm HKS which former owner Tom_Hicks_had put in place being shelved.

It has_been widely reported that_principal_owner John Henry’s preferred_option was to remain at_Anfield and redevelop the historic stadium_in a_similar manner_as they did with the Boston Red Sox’s historic Fenway Park.

But_planning constraints and the associated costs_have been a huge_stumbling back,_Bascombe_explains;

Since buying the_club,_John W_Henry has worked through a variety of_options to_establish how to solve Liverpool’s enduring_stadium problem. Henry originally_wanted_to redevelop Anfield, but after a_year of toil working through the_planning issues, and the cost_of_buying_nearby residential properties, it was_accepted this was not feasible. FSG_has also explored_whether to commission new stadium plans, but_the_time and cost restraint also made_that_a non-starter.

As Liverpool already have planning_permission_from_both AFL and HKS, the_AFK plans will now be used_to avoid pushing the process back up to another_three years if_new planning permission was sought_for_new_plans.

AFL revised proposals for new stadium was presented to Liverpool_Football Club_early January 2008,_for which the capacity is 72,000 with 18,500 seated in_the new single tier Kop.

It is now_expected that once a naming right’s partner has been found the_club will announce their decision