The whole of the property has been used as a HMO, housing vulnerable adults with the support of a charity and local church. The property was purchased for this purpose on 5th June 2017 (prior to the introduction of Article 4), the relevant building work was carried out during the following months (as permitted development). Fire doors were installed, as well as mains wired heat and smoke detectors.

Certificate of proposed lawful development for single storey rear extension

A lawful certificate is required for the proposal under permitted development rights for a loft conversion with a rear dormer, hip to gable roof extension, and front roof windows.

Application for Lawful Development Certificate for proposed use of dwelling to be occupied by a maximum of two adults aged 18 or over, living as a single household while receiving support from a maximum of four carers.

Certificate of proposed lawful development for temporary overlay structures including operational areas, media/broadcast compound, athlete preparation, perimeter fencing, pedestrian screening area, spectator zone and spectator WC's to host the cycle time trials event as part of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Single storey kitchen extension. The extension is to the rear of the property and does not exceed the permitted development size restrictions.

Certificate of proposed lawful development for single storey flat roof extension projecting 3m from rear of existing dwelling

On the hard standing courtyard that forms the central part of the NAC site we want to erect a temporary marquee to enable activities to happen in a COVID-safe manner outdoors but under canvas for summer 2021 and in subsequent years. The activities are part of NAC's ongoing charitable mission to provide cultural opportunities for the community of Wolverhampton to enjoy a wide range of events, classes and exhibitions etc. This project has been supported by a wide range of partners who see it as an urgent and necessary response to the COVID-19 ongoing pandemic - these include: Arts Council England, Children In Need, The Paul Hamlyn Charitable Foundation and Wolverhampton City Council. The site is jointly owned by Wolverhampton City Council and City of Wolverhampton College. Both have been consulted about this development and are positive about its potential to contribute to the city's post-COVID recovery. The marquee will be in place between May - September 2021 and will be removed and stored onsite for the winter months. Activities planned for this temporary structure from May-September 2021 include: creative activities for children and families during the summer holidays; rehearsals for young people's creative groups such as Wolverhampton Music Service and Stagecoach Wolverhampton. Live events such as a children's theatre festival and one-day folk festival.

Certificate of existing lawful development for side garage extended by 3 bricks in height in 2011.

Existing development of 9 flats and 2 houses.