Plans drawn up for 5-bed HMO at first floor property in Rainhill

The application was sent to council planners <i>(Image: Stock)</i>
The application was sent to council planners (Image: Stock)
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AN APPLICATION has been made seeking permission to create a house of multiple occupation (HMO).

A certificate of lawfulness is sought for the proposed change of use of a first-floor property at 574 Warrington Road, Rainhill.

The bid seeks to turn it into a five-bed HMO.

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A certificate of lawfulness is a means of obtaining a decision from a planning authority that a proposed use or works do not require planning permission.

A HMO is a property rented out by at least three people who are not from one household but share facilities such as a bathroom and kitchen, and is sometimes called a ‘house share’.

A decision on the application by council planners is expected by September 4.

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