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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 133 KB D H
CONVENIENCE STORE, 109 HIGH STREET, BANGOR, LL57 1NS To consider
the above application Minutes: APPLICATION TO VARY A
PREMISES LICENCE – D H Convenience Store, 109 High Street, Bangor, LL57 1NS. The panel and the officers
were introduced to everyone that was present and it was announced that everyone
had up to 10 minutes to share their observations on the application. On behalf of
the premises: Mr David James Hughes and Carla
Cordeiro Others
invited: Donna
Evans (Fair Trading Officer - Gwynedd Council) Ian Williams (North Wales
Police) a)
The report and
recommendation of the Licensing Section Submitted – the
report of the Licensing Manager giving details of the application for a
premises licence for D H Convenience Store, 109 High Street, Bangor, in
relation to the sale of alcohol to be consumed off the premises, recorded music
(background music in the shop) and showing of films. The right was sought to
supply alcohol between 8:00am and 11:00pm, 7 days a week. Reference was made
to the measures recommended by the applicant to promote the licensing
objectives along with the responses that were received during the consultation
period. It was noted that neither the Police nor Gwynedd Council Trading
Standards objected to the application, but had submitted observations. It was
reported that the applicant had agreed, following a visit to the site from the
Police, that there was no need to include some licensable activities, namely
the showing of films and recorded music, in the application. The applicant also
agreed to operate Challenge 25 along with accepting CCTV conditions on the
licence. In the context of the Gwynedd
Council Trading Standards' observations and recommendations, it was noted that
the applicant was subject to a current investigation by service officers and
that this was relevant to the licensing objective of preventing crime and
disorder. 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, Ms Cordeiro
noted on behalf of the applicant that she was happy with what had been
submitted and corroborated the following observations: ·
That they agreed with the observations and
recommendations of the Police and would operate Challenge 25 and install CCTV ·
Their intention would be to sell alcohol to drink
outside the premises ·
The trading standards service's investigation was
related to illegal tobacco ·
There would not be any nuisance behaviour permitted
on the premises ·
Anyone under the influence of alcohol would be sent
out - no tolerance ·
Satisfied with the content of the application In response to a question, it was confirmed that they would remove playing films and music from the application. In response to an observation about ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |