9-Bed HMO Plan Rejected After Concerns Darlington Street Is 'Losing Its Identity'

9-bed HMO plan rejected after concerns Darlington street is 'losing its identity'

Plans to increase the size of a shared house for nine people have been rejected.

21-bed HMO plan met with concerns from residents and the NHS

NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight said it would object to Joubert Properties Ltd’s plans unless a £6,320 developer contribution was made.

'Churn of tenants', parking and bin concerns sees nine-bed HMO rejected

Councillors rejected plans to increase the size of the current shared house for six people, saying the area has 'deteriorated' since half of the family houses have been turned into bedsits, flats, and HMOs