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Central Licensing Sub Committee
APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE
RESOLVED: To refuse the application Reason: Insufficient regulation measures to comply with the licensing objectives Particular consideration was given to the following. That nearby residents had objected the application by referring to anti-social behaviour issues that included the hotel's residents convening to drink. Reference was also made to the fact that the Police and the Ambulance Service were often called to the hotel and expressing concern that granting the licence would offer further temptation to the residents and would make the situation worse. However, the Sub-committee consi…
Central Licensing Sub Committee
APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE
Agreed that a noise control plan would be provided and submitted to the Environmental Health Department for approval (within six weeks, if the variation was approved) · The licensed person would be associated with any actions on the site - checking the noise levels, protecting the area at the rear and controlling the potential noise generated from throwing waste / bottles late at night · The site's boundary backs to a residential area and therefore every effort will be made to control noise · An application had been made to include a licence to show films, but this was not one of the main c…
Central Licensing Sub Committee
APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE
No decision recorded for this item.
Central Licensing Sub Committee
APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE
No decision recorded for this item.
Central Licensing Sub Committee
APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE
No decision recorded for this item.
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