Similar previous plans have been rejected.
Residents and a borough councillor have objected to the plan to build the three-bed HMO on the back and side garden of a property in Elim Terrace.
Councillor Shirley Reynolds has asked her colleagues on Telford & Wrekin Council's planning committee to reject it. Councillor Reynolds, along with others believes the HMO would be"out of keeping with the character of the area". Similar previous plans were rejected.The report to the planning committee meeting on Wednesday, October 19 says:"A number of comments have been raised during the consultation period raising concerns over the use of the property as a HMO rather than a family dwelling.
"In addition, the land owner could construct the property as a family dwelling and then change the use to a small HMO once the property has been finished and occupied, the same of which could be applied to any of the properties nearby, provided they have no more than six residents.
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