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Proposal for a Scheme of Selective Licensing for Privately Rented Houses

Introduction • Key priority to introduce City Wide Selective Licensing (SL) Scheme  Improve living conditions for residents in the private rented sector (PRS) and the surrounding community  Drive up standards amongst poor landlords.  Part of the Council’s commitment to safeguarding and protecting vulnerable citizens across the city and in providing quality, safe housing for all  Contribute to reductions in levels of Crime and ASB • Strict criteria to comply with and conditions needed for a scheme to be implemented • Firm proposal developed. Consulting on scheme to submit to DCLG for approval later this year

Current Position • Housing Act 2004 - Mandatory and Discretionary Licensing • Mandatory licensing large ‘Houses in Multiple Occupation’ (HMOs)  • Discretionary  Additional licensing smaller HMOs. Adopted scheme Jan 2014 covering 3,000 properties  Selective Licensing • SL potentially cover majority of the remainder of the PRS not covered by existing schemes. • Could be circa additional 30,000 properties. • To get a scheme that could be described as ‘City Wide’ an application will need to be approved by the DCLG. Need to ensure proposal is robust, properly considered and presented.

What is the aim of Selective Licensing? • Help tackle problems identified in PRS  ASB  Crime  Deprivation  Poor Property Conditions • Improve living conditions for tenants and the surrounding community • Drive up standards amongst landlords and tackle Rogue Landlords • Work with landlords and tenants to provide positive advice and assistance

Selective Licensing and Health and Wellbeing • Positive impact better housing on health and wellbeing well known • Higher level of disrepair and incidence of HHSRS category one hazards in the PRS  Licensing used to Improve housing conditions (tackling damp and cold) and improve health.  Help tackle mental health problems by improving housing conditions • Areas greatest deprivation also areas where some of the greatest health inequalities exist • MOU Health & Housing - action plan identifies PRS as a focus for action • Selective licensing important tool for delivering this action

Selective Licensing and Health and Wellbeing • Working together to achieve housing objectives leads to healthier and happier communities. • HWB asked to  offer its views on the proposal for the scheme  actively contribute to the consultation process which ends on 31 st March 2017. • On line survey for contributing views • www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/selectivelicensing

Introduction Key priority to introduce City Wide Selective - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Proposal for a Scheme of Selective Licensing for Privately Rented Houses Introduction Key priority to introduce City Wide Selective Licensing (SL) Scheme Improve living conditions for residents in the private rented sector (PRS) and

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