The papers submitted indicate that the building work to which this appeal relates comprises a ground floor extension, alterations, and creation of a room in the roof space of an existing two-storey, mid-terrace building. The property is of traditional Victorian construction built in approximately 1900, with masonry external walls, timber floors and a pitched timber roof. A building notice was given to the Council on 5 February 2008 in respect of the proposed building work, which was later supplemented by a set of drawings. The notice stated that the existing building has been used as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for students and that the intended use of the building, after completion of the work, would remain the same. You say that the house has been shared by six or less tenants under a joint tenancy agreement.
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