We would like the board to ask some of the questions below. We suggest shareholders email the CPO board with questions of their own.
- Have the council conducted a credible study of their own that shows how a large new stadium can be fitted in at SB?
- How does the council propose to fit a stadium that requires 20 acres into a site of just only half that?
- Will the council assist Chelsea in acquiring permission to demolish the many listed buildings that would need to go?
- How does the council intend to deal with the largest compulsory purchase in London planning history and the consequent objections of the thousands of people who will lose their homes?
- Why won't the council agree to a stadium being considered at Earl's Court but apparently seems happy to have one on a site they have persistently restricted in size and capacity in recent years?
- Were the impossible to become possible, will the council remove the obligation on the development to provide social housing (and if not, where would that social housing fit in?)
- Will the council agree to reimburse Chelsea for the enormous costs of an inevitably failed planning application that falls foul of countless statutory regulations for stadia?
- Will the council make a contribution to the eye-watering cost of demolishing and then rebuilding SB
- Will they make up all the lost revenue Chelsea would suffer whilst being out of the stadium during the project?
- And in the scenario of, say, a fifty thousand seat stadium, will the council make a contribution to the lost revenue and uncompetitive business model that will exist? How about an annual grant of £30 million?
- Does Heaven exist?
- When will the number sequence 1,2,3,4,5,6 eventually come up in the lottery?
- How much of the £100 million the council will get from Capco for turfing people from West Ken and Gibbs Green estates out of their homes will go towards paying off their massive debt?
- What is the name of the boat that the council thinks we all arrived on yesterday?
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