The proposed development involves the change of use of a three-bedroom residential dwelling (Use Class C3) into a small residential care home (Use Class C2) for vulnerable individuals who require supported living services.Operational OverviewThe care home will provide 24-hour supervised care for up to 3 residents.The property will serve as a long-term supported living facility for individuals who require assistance with daily living activities, personal care, and social integration.The home will be staffed by trained carers and support workers to provide necessary assistance while promoting independence.Staffing and ManagementThe facility will operate on a shift-based system with carers available 24/7.A registered manager will oversee operations and ensure compliance with Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations.Staffing levels will be tailored to the needs of residents, typically involving:Day shifts: 2?3 carersNight shifts: 1?2 carers (sleep-in/waking night staff)Additional visits by medical professionals, therapists, and social workers as required.2. Operational HoursAspect DetailsResident Care 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekStaff Shifts Day shift: 08:00 ? 20:00Night shift: 20:00 ? 08:00Visiting Hours 10:00 ? 19:00 (managed to minimize disruption to residents)Quiet Hours 22:00 ? 07:00 (to ensure a restful environment)The care home will be fully staffed at all times, with shift-based carers ensuring continuous care for residents.Local Demand for Residential Care HomesThe Forest Fields, Nottingham area has a growing demand for specialist residential care homes, A review of Nottingham City Council?s Local Plan and Care Needs Strategy highlights the increasing demand for small, community-based care homes as an alternative to larger institutions.Key Factors Justifying the Need:Shortage of Small-Scale Care Homes ? The Nottingham area has a limited supply of small, family-style care facilities.Community-Based Living ? Many individuals benefit f
50 Harcourt Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG7 6QA
Pending ConsiderationReference: 25/00566/PCLONottingham City Council
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The proposed development involves the change of use of a three-bedroom residential dwelling (Use Class C3) into a small residential care home (Use Class C2) for vulnerable individuals who require supported living services.Operational OverviewThe care home will provide 24-hour supervised care for up to 3 residents.The property will serve as a long-term supported living facility for individuals who require assistance with daily living activities, personal care, and social integration.The home will be staffed by trained carers and support workers to provide necessary assistance while promoting independence.Staffing and ManagementThe facility will operate on a shift-based system with carers available 24/7.A registered manager will oversee operations and ensure compliance with Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations.Staffing levels will be tailored to the needs of residents, typically involving:Day shifts: 2?3 carersNight shifts: 1?2 carers (sleep-in/waking night staff)Additional visits by medical professionals, therapists, and social workers as required.2. Operational HoursAspect DetailsResident Care 24 hours a day, 7 days a weekStaff Shifts Day shift: 08:00 ? 20:00Night shift: 20:00 ? 08:00Visiting Hours 10:00 ? 19:00 (managed to minimize disruption to residents)Quiet Hours 22:00 ? 07:00 (to ensure a restful environment)The care home will be fully staffed at all times, with shift-based carers ensuring continuous care for residents.Local Demand for Residential Care HomesThe Forest Fields, Nottingham area has a growing demand for specialist residential care homes, A review of Nottingham City Council?s Local Plan and Care Needs Strategy highlights the increasing demand for small, community-based care homes as an alternative to larger institutions.Key Factors Justifying the Need:Shortage of Small-Scale Care Homes ? The Nottingham area has a limited supply of small, family-style care facilities.Community-Based Living ? Many individuals benefit f
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Reference
25/00566/PCLO
Alternative references
PP-13890955
Ward
Berridge (May 2019)
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