Today is the last chance for Evertonians to have their say on the club's new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium plans.
Thousands of people across the city have already taken part in the second stage of public consultation on the proposed waterfront ground and Goodison Park legacy project.
A travelling roadshow and an online survey have once again proven very popular after the success of the first step of consultation back in November and December of 2018.
This stage has been going on since July 26 and has given not just Everton fans, but everyone across the city the chance to have a look at Dan Meis' latest designs and give their feedback on every aspect.
Anyone taking part in the consultation has also been able to take part in a VR experience of the proposed stadium design - either on the roadshow or via the specially designed People's Project app.
As well as the new Bramley-Moore dock stadium and the Goodison Park legacy, full details can be found on all other elements of the project including heritage, transport, sustainability and environment and the economic and social impacts.
But, today is the last day for supporters to have their say.
Any feedback, positive or otherwise, will be crucial to the planning application Everton aim to submit before the end of the year.
And today marks the final opportunity for people of the city to scrutinise the current plans and suggest potential areas for improvement before the next stage of the project moves into motion.
Anyone who hasn't taken part in consultation yet should visit www.peoples-project.co.uk/consultation .
To continue to be kept up to date with all The People’s Project activity please visit www.peoples-project.co.uk or follow the People’s Project social media channels.
