- Additional Licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO), item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 1 – Consultation Summary, item 11
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 2 – Written responses to consultation, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 3 – Private Sector Housing Enforcement Policy, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 4 – Private Sector Housing Space & Amenity Standards, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 5 – Proposals for additional licensing models, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 6 – Additional licensing fee structure, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 7 – Licensing conditions for HMOs, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 8 – Policy for landlords and agents, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 9 – Integrated Impact Assessment, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 10 – Designation of area for additional licensing of HMOs, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 11 – Public Notice of Designation of Area, item 11.
- Additional Licensing of HMOs – Appendix 12 – Scheme for consultation document, item 11.
Currently, HMOs of five people or more need a licence, and from September smaller HMOs with three and four occupants will need one too. It’s up to the owner or manager of the property to apply for a licence.
Everyone that rents in the city deserves a well-maintained and safe place to live. This licensing will protect private tenants and require landlords of HMOs to follow a number of conditions.
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