This change was necessary to accommodate a revised layout that ensures compliance with Building Regulations. A separate s96a (non-material amendment) was approved for the same site to remove references to the number of HMO units and rooms from the description of development.
These applications allow for adjustments to the planning condition relating to the approved plans and now enables our client to move forward confidently with their Sui Generis HMO development. They also highlight the importance of tailoring planning solutions to meet regulatory requirements while accommodating the evolving goals of a development. At Planning House, we pride ourselves on our ability to navigate complex planning processes, ensuring that our clients can move forward with confidence, knowing their projects are compliant and future-proof.
We’re excited to see this Sui Generis HMO development come to life, contributing to the provision of high-quality shared housing in Middlesbrough.
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If you have received a planning approval it’s essential you know what conditions are attached, what they cover and how they can be complied with. Read out article Understanding Planning Conditions which details the top 5 things to know about planning conditions and our article How do you amend a Planning Permission – s96a v’s s73 may be useful. Feel free to Contact Us if you need any advice.
