The building has been a shared dwelling since 2006 and was subsequently classed as a House in Multiple Occupation and a license was granted by Nottingham City Council to Mr P. Kilbride. The license has been renewed three times for the same person. Since 2007 the building has been occupied by three or more people each of whom rents a room as a separate tenancy and household. The occupants share the use of two bathrooms, and one kitchen. The building is the occupants' main residence but the Council Tax is paid by the owner of the property, the tenants not being liable. The other household bills are all in the name of of the licensee, Mr P Kilbride.
30 Collison Street Nottingham Nottingham City NG7 5AS
DecidedReference: 25/00174/PCLENottingham City Council
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The building has been a shared dwelling since 2006 and was subsequently classed as a House in Multiple Occupation and a license was granted by Nottingham City Council to Mr P. Kilbride. The license has been renewed three times for the same person. Since 2007 the building has been occupied by three or more people each of whom rents a room as a separate tenancy and household. The occupants share the use of two bathrooms, and one kitchen. The building is the occupants' main residence but the Council Tax is paid by the owner of the property, the tenants not being liable. The other household bills are all in the name of of the licensee, Mr P Kilbride.
Proposal details
Reference
25/00174/PCLE
Alternative references
PP-13598716
Ward
Hyson Green And Arboretum (May 2019)
Agent
Mr Paul Kilbride
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