House of Lords written question – answered am ar 6 Tachwedd 2009.
To ask Her Majesty's Government further to the Written Answer by the Minister of State at Communities and Local Government, Rosie Winterton, on 16 September (Official Report, House of Commons, cols. 2212—14W), what property attributes each of the single-character value significant codes of A, B, C, D, F, I, L, M, P, R, Q, S, T, U, and V represent; and how they differ from the two-character value significant codes with which they share the first alphanumeric character.
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Value Significant Code (VSC) | Definition | Equivalent two character VSC |
A | Agricultural Tied Dwellings | AO, AV, AW |
B | Balcony | BA, BB, BC, BD |
C | Cesspit (drainage) | UC |
D | Shared Drive | DS |
F | Farmhouses | AM |
I | No Street lighting | UL |
L | Leisure Facilities (swimming pool/tennis court etc) | LE, LF, LR, LS, LT |
M | Multiple value significant items | None |
P | Uncharacteristically large plot | PL |
R | Restrictive covenant | RC |
Q | Roof Terrace. This includes roof gardens | QA, QB, QC, QD |
S | Uncharacteristically small plot | PS |
T | Septic tank (drainage) | US |
U | Utility (adjacent to sub-station/pylon/radio mast etc) | UR |
V | View (added value) | VC, VE, VH, VI, VL, VM, VO, VP, VR, VS |
Yes1 person thinks so
No0 people think not
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