Supporting Statement_Redacted
Renfrewshire Council · 24 March 2026
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Supporting Statement & Operational Plan for Planning application 25/0207/PP Proposal: Change of use to from former Class 1A (beauty salon) to Sui Generis (short term let serviced accommodation) with associated external works including formation of garden and parking area and erection of fencing Location: 5 Glenburn Road, Paisley, PA2 8TA, Application No: 25/0207/PP Job no: 3022 Date: 10 April 2025 Prepared by Sakina Kauser-Curreshi of
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Property Use and Management This supporting statement outlines the intended use and management approach for a short- term let (STL) property located adjacent to the land and operational business on owned by the applicant. The proposed STL will operate in accordance with all relevant local authority guidelines and legislation. The property is intended to be used as a short-term holiday let, offering temporary accommodation to guests typically staying between 2 and 14 nights. The accommodation will be marketed more towards contractors and business travellers, therefore stays are typically expected to be 5 days or more per booking. There will only be one booking at any one time for exclusive use of the property. The proposed STL will be let on a self-catering basis and managed directly by a professional STL management company. However, as the owner has business adjacent to the site, the close proximity allows for effective monitoring and swift resolution of any issues that may arise during a guest's stay. The management company will handle all aspects of booking, communication, check-in/out, cleaning, and general maintenance. Key management practices include: • Use of online booking platforms with guest verification and review systems • In-person or key-safe check-in to ensure smooth arrival • 24/7 availability of the owner for emergency contact • Regular cleaning between guest stays, following hygiene standards • Waste and recycling disposal arrangements coordinated with local council schedules The proposed STL will accommodate a maximum of 10 guests at a time, and no large parties or events will be permitted. House rules will be clearly communicated and include noise limitations, non-smoking policies, and respectful use of the premises and surroundings. Parking Allocation and Management Parking for the short-term let will be provided on the owner's land directly adjacent to the proposed STL property. All dedicated parking spaces will be clearly marked and reserved exclusively for use by STL guests. Parking management includes: • Two allocated space per booking • Clear signage and/or instructions provided in the welcome information • Guests will be informed in advance not to park on the main road or neighbouring properties • Overflow parking is not anticipated due to occupancy limits.
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The owner will monitor parking use and ensure that it does not impact surrounding neighbours or cause congestion. As the owner’s property is adjacent to this site, any parking-related concerns can be dealt with promptly. Conclusion This operational plan demonstrates a responsible and well-managed approach to short-term letting. With the owner’s business located on the adjacent site, guest behaviour, property upkeep, and parking can be effectively controlled, ensuring minimal disruption to the local area and a positive experience for guests.