Previous methods have included meetings, exhibitions, on-site visits, newsletters, a ‘Project Shop’ information and drop in store, website and ongoing letters concerning decants and land assembly. The residential and commercial property owners and tenants affected by the proposal will be contacted directly by the Council and developer/registered provider (Poplar HARCA/CSDL).

The Chrisp Street Regeneration Project has been subject to extensive resident / stakeholder consultation for example: during Master planning, outline pre-planning application stage and at detailed planning stages. Ongoing engagement comprises regular newsletters and other communications, drop-ins and representative forums, etc in addition to dialogue on decant and property acquisitions/lease variations. The Council has also undertaken a pre-CPO engagement process with affected parties to review the impact to their property interest and to explain the CPO process in further detail. In advance of the Cabinet date, the Council intends to write to all identified property interest to explain section 203 powers and the impact on their individual rights where applicable. No further consultation is required prior to this decision; however the report provides an update on on-going negotiations with affected land interests which will be impacted by the proposed CPO and use of section 203 powers.