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APOLOGIES To receive
any apologies for absence. Minutes: An
apology was received from Moira Duell Parry
(Environmental Health Officer) |
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DECLARATION OF PERSONAL INTEREST To receive
any declaration of personal interest. Minutes: None to note. |
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URGENT ITEMS To note any
items that are a matter of urgency in the view of the Chairman for
consideration. Minutes: None to note. |
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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 450 KB Parafest, Snowdonia Aerospace Centre, Llanbedr To consider the above application Minutes: 1.
Parafest, Snowdonia Aerospace Centre, Llanbedr Runway The panel and the
officers were introduced to everyone present and it was announced that all had
up to 10 minutes to present their observations on the application. On behalf of the premises: Mr Mark
Meadows (applicant) Others invited: Councillor
Annwen Hughes (Local Member) Councillor
Eryl Jones-Williams (Neighbouring Member) Mr
Ian Williams (Anglesey and Gwynedd Licensing Co-ordinator, North Wales Police) a)
The report and
recommendation of the Licensing Department. Submitted – the report of the Licensing Manager giving details of the
application for a premises licence to stage a Parafest Festival situated on
land of the Snowdonia Aerospace Centre on the Llanbedr Runway. The applicant’s
intention was to hold an annual paragliding festival together with a social
event and other activities relating to paragliding for pilots and their
families. It was highlighted that it was intended to offer the sale of alcohol
and late night refreshments as part of the provision, together with live and
recorded music. Attention was drawn to the details of the licensed activities and the
proposed hours in the report. It was noted that Licensing Authority officers
had sufficient evidence that the application had been submitted in accordance
with the requirements of the Licensing Act 2003 and the relevant regulations. Reference was made
to measures recommended by the applicant to promote the licensing objectives
along with the responses received during the consultation period. It was noted that nine e-mails had been received with four of these
objecting to the application based on the four licensing objectives. Attention
was drawn to the noise conditions submitted by the Environmental Health
Officer. Reference was also made to a previous application submitted by the applicant
in January 2018, that had not been submitted in accordance with the legal
requirements. It was highlighted that
the applicant had responded to the concerns raised during the consultation
process on the original application, and had now agreed to stage the licensed
activities until 1:00 (Friday and Saturday nights) rather than 3:00 as
requested originally. It was added that the applicant had also submitted
observations to the Fire Service to try and satisfy their concerns. 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 to
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 to the licensee. · Members of the
Sub-committee were given an opportunity to ask questions to the consultees. c) In expanding on the application, the applicant noted that he was happy with what had been submitted and asked for permission to circulate photographs and further details about the Festival. A decision was made to accept a photograph of the location of the 2017 festival, however, the details and observations of individuals were refused as consent ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |
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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 269 KB CLUB DB Ltd, 318 Stryd Fawr, Bangor To consider the above application Minutes: 1.
Club DB, 318, High Street, Bangor The panel and the officers were introduced to everyone present. On behalf of the premises: Mr Peter Hennessey - applicant Others invited: Mr
Ian Williams (Anglesey and Gwynedd Licensing Coordinator, North
Wales Police) a)
The report and recommendation
of the Licensing Department. Submitted – the report of the Licensing Manager giving details of the application for a premises licence for Club
DB, 318 High Street,
Bangor. The applicant’s intention
was to add to the licensed activities by showing films, plays or hold dance performances
at the premises.
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The
request was to extend the opening hours of the premises to 02:30 on Friday and
Saturday nights; ·
stage
live music and recorded music for an additional hour, up to 02:30 on Friday and
Saturday evenings, with an additional half hour, up to 02:00 for the rest of
the week; ·
extend
the hours for selling alcohol by three quarters of an hour to 02:15 on Friday
and Saturday evenings; ·
additional
half hour on Bank Holiday Sundays, and up to 05:30 on New Year’s Eve. Attention was drawn to the proposed hours in the report. It was noted that the Licensing Authority Officers had sufficient evidence that the application had been submitted in accordance
with the requirements of
the Licensing Act 2003 and
the relevant regulations. Reference was made to 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 one
letter of objection had been received and one e-mail from North Wales Police
recommending conditions to be included on the licence. The observations were made in relation to
two of the licensing objectives - Preventing Crime and Disorder and Preventing
Public Nuisance. 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 to 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 to the licensee. · Members of the Sub-committee were given an opportunity
to ask questions to the consultees. c)
In expanding on the application, the applicant noted that he
was happy with what had been submitted
and added the following observations: · That he had cooperated with the Police to ensure that the business ran smoothly · That he was ready to cooperate with the local community · That he employed local
people · The premises was a former commercial building · There was a need for the additional
hours as these hours would make
the business viable. In response to the objection that the 'business was in a residential area' the applicant highlighted that the business was on ... view the full minutes text for item 5. |