Documents
Please see below the important documents relevant to City Island
EWS1 – City Island Building A – Blocks = Elba, Beringa & Santorini (only)
This is a key document to establish the fire safety of external walls on high-rise buildings. It is an essential part of any conveyancing and mortgage application process
EWS1 – City Island Building B – Blocks = Faroe, Catalina & Westray (only)
This is a key document to establish the fire safety of external walls on high-rise buildings. It is an essential part of any conveyancing and mortgage application process
EWS1 – City Island Building C – Blocks = Bonaire (only)
This is a key document to establish the fire safety of external walls on high-rise buildings. It is an essential part of any conveyancing and mortgage application process
Fire Strategy
This document illustrates the fire safety measures and practices in place that are specific to the design and characteristics of your building. It will include commentary on fire resistance and the scope of any fire detection system.
Safety Case Report
This is a comprehensive overview of the risks, fire safety measures and practices in place at your development.
Building Structure Assessment
An evaluation of the property's structural integrity. This report will consider the building's present condition and list any relevant observations.
Residents Engagement Strategy
A document to articulate how we will communicate building safety issues to residents, and how residents can communicate any concerns and request information.
Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan
This document is relevant for persons with any impairment, which would require them to need assistance to evacuate the building during an emergency.
FRAEW PAS9980
This document is an assessment of the external wall construction, in accordance with the PAS9980 code of practice.
Fire Risk Assessment
A copy of the 2025 Fire Risk Assessment
Key contacts
The following people are involved in the management of your site and can be contacted to discuss any building safety matter.
