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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 192 KB COSTCUTTER,
90 PENRHYN AVENUE, MAESGEIRCHEN, BANGOR To consider
the above application Additional documents:
Minutes: Everyone
was welcomed to the meeting by the Chairman, Councillor Eryl Jones-Williams.
The panel and the officers were introduced to everyone present. It was
announced that everybody had up to 10 minutes to share their observations on
the application. APPLICATION
FOR A PREMISES LICENCE – COST CUTTER, 90 PENRHYN AVENUE, MAESGEIRCHEN, BANGOR On behalf
of the premises: Mr M Shoker and Mr Williams (applicants) Others in
attendance: Councillor Chris O'Neal (Local Member) The report
and recommendation of the Licensing Section. a) Submitted
– the report of the Licensing Manager giving details of the application for a
premises licence for Costcutter, 90 Penrhyn Avenue, Bangor, expanding that the application was
for a one-storey convenience store that would sell alcohol to be consumed
off-premises. It was noted that the applicant had included appropriate steps to
promote the four licensing objectives as part of the application. It was added
that there was a club premises certificate for the building that had come to an
end in November 2015. Following a consultation period, it was noted
that no observations had been received from the Environmental Health Service
nor the Fire and Rescue service and that North Wales Police had not given
observations within the allotted time. Two objections to the application had
been received from Bangor City Council and a Local Member because the hours for
the sale of alcohol were excessive. The objections were based on the licensing
objectives of Preventing Public Nuisance, the Prevention of Crime and Disorder,
Public Safety and the Protection of Children from Harm. It was noted that the
applicant had been in talks with the police and had considered adjusting the
premises' closing time to 1:00am. 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. b) In
response to a question regarding another Local Member for the Marchog ward, it was noted that Councillor Nigel Pickavance
(Marchog 2 Member) had had an opportunity to submit
observations but none had been received. c) In
response to a question regarding the opening times of other shops in the area,
the Licensing Manager confirmed that 'The Stores' was open 8 - 11pm (Monday to
Saturday) and 10 - 11pm (Sunday) and that the 'Corner Shop' was open 8am - 8pm
(Monday to Sunday). ch) In
elaborating on the application, the applicant noted that he was happy with what
had been submitted and endorsed the following observations of his intention: • The shop was a new building - a good
investment for the area • The ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |