Web2.1 Additional HMO licensing is intended to help the Council tackle poor management, improve safety, poor housing conditions and overcrowding in HMOs not subject to mandatory licensing by providing additional powers to regulate them. 2.2 Under section 56(2), part 2 of the Housing Act 2004, a local authority can introduce an http://cardifflandlordforum.co.uk/major-changes-for-landlords-in-cardiff/

Increased HMO licence fees for non-compliant properties

WebThe Council Tax (Liability for Owners) Regulations 1992, which provide that the owner of an HMO is liable to pay council tax rather than the occupiers, contain a different definition of a HMO. Under the regulations, an HMO is a dwelling which: was originally constructed or converted for occupation by people constituting more than one household WebYou will act as a first point of contact for the public on HMO licensing queries, answering customer queries in relation to HMO licensing rules, procedures and guidance. The post holder will carry out administrative functions in relation to HMO licensing; issuing applications, logging completed applications, drafting licence documents, updating ... tabatha rose

Fawn Creek Township, KS - Niche

WebCharges. The HMO licensing fee will be dependent on the area within which your property is situated and will be as follows: The HMO licensing scheme is to be self-funding and the following fees will apply: Mandatory HMO Licence: £659. Mandatory HMO Licence (Renewal): £546. WebHouses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) are those dwellings that are occupied by a number of unrelated people. In planning terms, there are two types of HMO; C4 Use Class HMOs … WebThe Housing Act 2004 introduced licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO). The Act provided a detailed definition of HMOs and set out standards of management for these types of... tabatha roper