Burnley Borough Council

Burnley Borough Council of the Town Hall Manchester Road, Burnley BB11 9SA ("Council") being the local Housing Authority for the Borough of Burnley for the purposes of Part 3 of the Housing Act 2004 ("the Act"). HEREBY GIVES NOTICE of the designation under section 80 of the Act of the area described below as an area subject to Selective Licensing under Part 3 of the Act. Description of the area to which the designation applies
All that area of land in the Borough of Burnley known as the Leyland Road 2022 - 2027 which includes the following:

All  Adlington Street  All  Hobart Street
All  Albert Street  All  Hunslet Street
2-154 even  Belvedere Road  All  Leyland Road
All  Brown Square  All  Lindsay Street
45 & 49  Church Street  99-123 odds  Ormerod Road
1  Doris Street  All  Ridge Road
All  Felix Street  All  Sandhurst Street
All  Forest Street  All  Straight Mile Court
All  Godley Street  All  Talbot Street
All  Hart Street  All  Thurston Street
All  Hawk Street

This said designation was made by the Council on the 19th January 2022 and required confirmation by the appropriate national authority. The Secretary of State considered it appropriate to confirm the proposed designation area on the 21st April 2022. The designation will come into force on the 21st July 2022 and will end on 20th July 2027.
Details of the Local Housing Authority that made the designation:

Burnley Borough Council, Town Hall, Manchester Road, Burnley, BB11 9SA Tel: 01282 425011 or Email: Housing@burnley.gov.uk.

Details of the premises where the said designation may be inspected and where applications for licenses and general advice may be obtained:

Landlord Licensing Team, Housing and Development
Control Unit, Town Hall, Burnley, BB11 9SA, Tel: 01282
425011 Ext 3205 and 3259.

Any landlord, person managing or tenant should seek
advice from the Council as to whether their property is
affected by the said designation.
For further information contact the Landlord Licensing
Team: landlords@burnley.gov.uk or visit Selective Licensing
- burnley.gov.uk

The consequences of failing to licence a property which is required to be licensed are a criminal conviction with an unlimited fine, a civil penalty up to a maximum of £30,000, the making of a Management Order in the respect of the property and the making of a Rent Repayment Order in respect of the property.