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Ten people in former three-bed property if new HMO plans approved
['Joseph Connolly']
Nottinghamshire Live - News
The property, at 13 Princes Street, has recently been converted from a three-bed home to a six-bed HMO (house in multiple occupation).
Under permitted development laws, the owner of the house, who bought the property in June for £126,000, could do this without asking the council first.
Applicant Rebekah Poliszczuk of Paisley Grace property submitted the request on Monday, September 15.
The HMO will be professionally managed, ensuring “tenant screening, property maintenance, and responsible occupancy”, the application said, and efforts will be made to “integrate the HMO within the community, fostering positive relationships with neighbours”.
An officer said: “This application proposes a number of two-person rooms which has the potential to result in cramped living conditions.
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