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<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P STYLE="margin:0 0 11 0;"><SPAN STYLE="font-size:14pt">This is the designation (boundary) for Nottingham City Council’s scheme of selective licensing 2023 - 2028. The Selective Licensing scheme covers an estimated 30,000 privately rented homes across most areas of the City, but does not cover every part of the City. Selective Licensing is a scheme that requires most private rented properties to be licensed. It means that houses need to be licensed where they have one or two tenants or a family living there. Although the legislation refers to ‘houses’ this does cover a variety of housing types (for example flats); the scheme provides for the regulation of ‘houses’ as defined by section 99 of the Housing Act 2004.</SPAN></P><P><SPAN STYLE="font-size:14pt">Housing licensing schemes aim to give private tenants better quality accommodation and ensure their homes are safe to live in. Tenants will also know what is expected of their landlord in terms of the maintenance, safety, and management of their home. It has been introduced into areas of the city where the council has gathered evidence of poorer property conditions.</SPAN></P><P STYLE="margin:0 0 11 0;"><SPAN STYLE="font-size:14pt">For further details about the scheme see - https://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/qualityhousingforall</SPAN></P><P><SPAN /></P><P><SPAN /></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
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Selective Licensing
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Proposed boundary of the Draft Designation for Selective Licensing 2023-2028, currently under consultation. The Selective Licensing scheme does not cover all areas of the City.
Selective Licensing is a scheme that requires most private rented properties to be licensed. It means that houses need to be licensed where they have one or two tenants or a family living there.
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Selective licensing is intended to address the impact that poorly managed rented properties can have on ASB, crime, the local environment and housing conditions. Development of the geographic basis for the designation was supported by the Council's statistical and other evidence. This includes the analysis of several data sets and bodies of research to determine where in the City meets the legal criteria to implement a selective licensing scheme. Data was analysed at Lower Super Output Area, as this was the most consistent geography available across the datasets that also gave a reasonable and accepted interpretation of an “area” for the purposes of determining where the private rented sector (PRS) and associated issues were represented, comparative to the City overall; it also provides a consistent and practical approach to building a designation geography, which can also be deployed for monitoring purposes and direct comparison over time. The analysis focussed on four of the six conditions available to justify a designation: Significant and Persistent Problems Caused by Antisocial Behaviour; Poor Property Conditions; High Levels of Deprivation; High Levels of Crime. There must be a high proportion of PRS properties in relation to total number which are occupied under either assured tenancies or licences before the conditions may be relied on, and before the Council has included an area in the proposed designation it has had to meet both the tenure and issues threshold. An area-by-area approach has been taken, with different conditions being met in different parts of the City. The evidence for the various conditions taken as a whole shows that the designation is both justifiable and necessary. Only Lower Super Output Areas that have a high proportion of private rented sector property and which are considered to meet 2 or more of the statutory conditions have been included in the designation for selective licensing.
Various datasets were analysed to evidence the conditions required to justify a designation. Full details of evidence and a technical description of methodology can be found in the following report: https://committee.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/documents/s141776/Appendix13SL2SelectiveLicensingSchemeProposal240522TheMayReportEnc.pdf
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