Agenda and decisions
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Election of Chair |
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Apologies for Absence |
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Declarations of Interest - Members to declare as appropriate |
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Premises Licence: So Local, 175 Mare Street, E8 3RH Additional documents:
Decision: Decision
The Licensing sub-committee in considering this decision from the information presented to it within the report and at the hearing today has determined that having regard to the promotion of all the licensing objectives:
? The prevention of crime and disorder; ? Public safety; ? Prevention of public nuisance; ? The protection of children from harm;
the application for a premises licence has been approved in accordance with the Council’s Statement of Licensing Policy, and the proposed conditions set out in paragraph 8.1 of the report, with the following amendment:
? The area for licensable activity is limited to the Ground Floor of the premises only. ? Alcohol off-sales shall cease at 23:00 hours every day.
Reasons for the decision
The application has been approved, with the above amendment, as the Licensing sub-committee was satisfied that the licensing objectives would not be undermined.
The sub-committee took into consideration that the Environmental Enforcement and the Licensing Authority had withdrawn their representations, and agreed conditions with the applicant. The Metropolitan Police Service still maintained their objection to the application due to street drinkers in the area and the impact this will have on an already saturated area. The Metropolitan Police Service had received complaints from local residents about the street drinkers in the area.
The applicant’s representative, stated in their representations, that the applicant is a responsible operator who lives in and is familiar with the area, and he has experience of dealing with street drinkers and dealing with customers. It was noted that the applicant held a SIA badge for a number of years. The applicant stated that they intend to run a convenience store, not an off licence. The applicant would like to invest in and improve the area.
The applicant's representative also drew attention to the number of existing licensed premises in the area, and argued that it would be unfair to penalise this new business for any impact they may be contributing to.
The sub-committee having considered the representations from the applicant and the Metropolitan Police Service felt that the premises would not unduly add to the cumulative impact of the area. The sub-committee was satisfied that the conditions would mitigate any negative impact which the application would have on the area.
The premises are not located in a Special Policy Area. The applicant agreed that the licensable area is limited to the Ground Floor only and will not include the basement.
The applicant had agreed to specific conditions ruling out the sale of high strength beers, lagers and ciders, and of spirit miniatures.
Having taken all of the above factors into consideration the Licensing sub-committee was satisfied, when granting the application, that the licensing objectives would be promoted.
Planning Informative
The applicant is reminded of the need to operate the premises according to any current planning permission relating to its use class, conditions and hours.
It also should be noted for the public record that the local planning authority should draw no inference or be bound by this decision with regard ... view the full decision text for item 5. |
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Premises Licence: Three Sods Brewery, Railway Arch 399, Mentmore Terrace, Hackney, E8 3PH Additional documents: Decision: Decision
The Licensing sub-committee in considering this decision from the information presented to it within the report and at the hearing today has determined that having regard to the promotion of all the licensing objectives:
? The prevention of crime and disorder; ? Public safety; ? Prevention of public nuisance; ? The protection of children from harm;
the application for a premises licence has been approved in accordance with the Council’s Statement of Licensing Policy, and the proposed conditions set out in paragraph 8.1 of the report, with the following amendments:
The opening hours and the hours for licensable activity are:
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday 08:00 – 22:00 hours Saturday 08:00 - 22:00 hours Sunday 12:00 - 22:00 hours
Supply of Alcohol (on the premises):
Thursday to Friday 17:00 - 21:30 hours Saturday 12:00 – 21:30 hours Sunday 12:00 – 21:00 hours
Supply of Alcohol (off the premises):
Monday to Saturday 08:00 - 21:30 hours Sunday 12:00 – 21:00 hours
? Amend condition 17 to read as follows:
“At all times when on sales are provided there shall be a minimum of 2 staff on duty in the bar from 19:00 to close on Fridays, Saturdays and on Bank Holiday Sundays”
? Amend condition 16(h) to read as follows:
“That a maximum of 2 smokers will be allowed outside after 20:00 hours”.
? Delete condition 9.
? Amend condition 11 to read as follows:
? “No more than 4 patrons will be permitted in the designated smoking area outside the premises at any one time. No drinks to be taken outside. Staff shall monitor the patrons both physically and by use of the CCTV.” ? “After 20:00 hours, no more than 2 patrons will be permitted in the designated smoking area outside the premises at any one time. No drinks to be taken outside. Staff shall monitor the patrons both physically and by use of the CCTV. ” .
? Delete condition 27 as it is a duplication of condition 24.
? Delete condition 29 as it is a duplication of condition 16.
? Delete condition 38.
? Delete condition 13 as it is a duplication of condition 39.
? Delete condition 40 as it is a duplication of condition 15.
? Delete condition 41 as it is a duplication of condition 14.
And the following addition conditions:
? All licensable activity will cease 30 minutes before the premises closes each day.
? There shall be a maximum capacity of 20 patrons at any one time.
? An adequate Noise Management Plan shall be submitted to and deemed acceptable by Environmental Protection and the Licensing Authority. This may include matters such as a door lobby or further acoustic panels. Licensable activity shall not commence until the Noise Management Plan has been approved by the Responsible Authorities. ? There shall be no supply of alcohol for consumption off the premises after 19:00 hours on any day between 1st May and 30 September in any year.
Reasons for the decision
The application has been approved, with the above amendments, as the Licensing sub-committee was satisfied ... view the full decision text for item 6. |
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Decision: There was no requirement to hear this application, as the Police had withdrawn their objection. |
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Temporary Event Notices - Standing Item |