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Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Houses in multiple occupation study (supporting Replacement Local Development Plan evidence base)
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Cabinet. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Houses in Multiple Occupation Study (supporting Replacement Local Development Plan evidence base)
RESOLVED- (a) That the key findings and recommendations of the Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) Study, recognising the implications for policy changes in the Replacement Local Development Plan (RLDP) be approved, subject to: (i) the inclusion of monitoring indicators in the Replacement Local Development Plan specifically for HMOs, to enable the HMO Policy to be reviewed quickly if any unacceptable impacts or an over-concentration have been found; and (ii) the final Policy is brought back to Cabinet ahead of RLDP deposit and that it includes: · a requirement for large HMOs to have a mana…
Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
To consider a Call-in of Cabinet decision (10.01.2023) Minute 524 - Houses in multiple occupation study (supporting Replacement Local Development Plan evidence base)
RESOLVED- That the Cabinet decision of 10 January, 2023 (minute 524 refers) be supported, subject to the following amendment: That the Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee support the Cabinet proposal to move forward with the development of a draft Houses in Multiple Occupation HMO policy, subject to it being presented back to the Economy and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee for further consideration, prior to approval.
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