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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 208 KB THE
VICTORIA-N-SLIPWAY. MARINE PARADE, TYWYN, GWYNEDD, LL36 0DG To consider
the above application Minutes: APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE – THE VICTORIA-N-SLIPWAY, MARINE PARADE, TYWYN On behalf of the premises: Mr Mark Greaves
(applicant), Ms Karen L Darby (agent) Local Member: Cllr Mike Stevens Others in attendance: Mr Robert Wynne (Local Resident) Apologies: Cllr Angela Russell, R Price, S Pickering and Mr Oliver (Local
Residents), Sheryl Le Bon Jones (Licensing Manager), Mr J Hughes (Fire Service)
and Mr Ian Williams (North Wales Police), Councillor Anne Lloyd Jones (Local
Member) The report and recommendation of the Licensing Section. a)
Submitted – the report of the Licensing
Manager giving details of the application of Mr Mark Andrew Greaves on behalf
of the Victoria-N-Slipway Pub company for a new premises licence for The
Victoria-N-Slipway, Marine Parade, Tywyn. It was an
application for a new premises which would include a dining area across two
floors for 150 people with an external balcony and beer garden at the side.
Details of the current hours and the proposed hours had been noted in the
report. It was noted that the applicant had included appropriate steps to
promote the four licensing objectives as part of the application. Following a consultation period, it was noted that North Wales Police did
not object to the application, but proposed that CCTV should be installed on
the premises subject to specific CCTV conditions. Seven objections to the application had been received from local
residents based on the licensing objectives of Preventing Crime and Disorder
and Preventing Public Nuisance. Their
concerns involved late opening hours, the premises’ proximity to residents'
homes, which would be likely to cause public nuisance and a lack of parking
facilities. b) In
considering the application, the following procedure was followed:- ·
Members of the Sub-committee and the applicant were
given an opportunity to ask questions of the Licensing Manager. ·
The applicant was invited to expand on the
application. ·
Consultees were
given an opportunity to submit their observations. ·
The licensee, or his representative, was invited to
respond to the observations. ·
Members of the Sub-committee were given an
opportunity to ask questions of the licensee. ·
Members of the Sub-committee were given an
opportunity to ask questions of the consultees. c)
In elaborating on the application, the agent on
behalf of the applicant noted that he was happy with what had been submitted
and confirmed that, following discussions with North Wales Police, he had
agreed to CCTV conditions. Additional observations of the applicant’s
intention; ·
Maintain a good local reputation with high quality
service. ·
There would be no disturbance to local residents.
The building had been designed with residents in mind. There was no intention
to cause concern for local residents, but rather to collaborate. ·
The plans had not been adapted - the proposal is a
restaurant and not a nightclub. ·
Materials to prevent/reduce noise would be used. ·
Flexibility with opening times depending on events
and on the business. The hours corresponded with the opening hours of nearby
public houses. · The premises was in a location which was popular with tourists. It would ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |