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Item 6 Appendix 1 - Application for grant of a Short Term Let Licence - Value Up Ltd

West Dunbartonshire Council · 5 August 2026
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Objection 1 
Good Morning, 
I am emailing in relation to short term let application at above address. 
I would like to object to this application. 
My elderly parents live at 180 Middleton Street and the staircase to access flat 6, 176 is
directly beside their back door. I do not feel this is safe for them to have different people
constantly round there. 
I feel this is a safety issue for all residents; this property is shared access with other
properties. 
Name: Gemma Young   
Objection 2 
1. As the adjacent neighbour I haven't received notification of this and was informed by
someone else in the block. Really not acceptable and I would ask for this to be
escalated to your management for response.
2. The proposed property has an open and non carpeted stairway that is adjacent to two
of my bedrooms and already causes significant noise so much so that I am having to
consider installing noise cancelling panels to that side of the building.
3. I have no such issues on the other side of the building.
4. I share an external stairway with this flat and am concerned that increased use will
affect shared maintenance costs. I feel that I will be disproportionately affected by wear
and tear on this area for maintenance costs.
5. I am seriously concerned about noise and disruption to the community with increased
traffic noise and potential parking issues.
6. There is communal access and increased footfall will affect wear and tear of these
areas and there has been no provision made by the owners to address this.
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7. Who is responsible for ensuring waste disposal as current owners are not present
existing tenants are ensuring rubbish is removed by ensuring bins are put out. Air b n b
guests are unlikely to do this so there is a risk of rats. Especially when rubbish removal
for general household waste is every 3 weeks.
8. Who is responsible for upkeep of shared garden area?
9. How can you ensure noise and environment are not adversely affected by this
change in use.
10. The plan provided actually doesn't have the correct address number highlighted -
also seems to include my private garden area and not the flat mentioned. 
Regards
Gillian Skimming