Venue: Siambr Hywel Dda - Council Offices, Caernarfon. View directions
Contact: Lowri Haf Evans 01286 679 878 Email: lowrihafevans@gwynedd.gov.uk
No. | Item |
---|---|
APOLOGIES To receive
any apologies for absence. Minutes: None to note |
|
DECLARATION OF PERSONAL INTEREST To receive
any declaration of personal interest. Minutes: None to note |
|
URGENT ITEMS To note any
items that are a matter of urgency in the view of the Chairman for
consideration. Minutes: None to note |
|
APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE PDF 60 KB PANT YR ARDD, TREGARTH, BANGOR, LL57 4PL To consider the above application Minutes: APPLICATION TO VARY A PREMISES LICENCE A) PANT YR ARDD, TREGARTH, BANGOR B) THE ROYAL, BARMOUTH A)
Application
to vary a premises licence Pant yr Ardd, Tregarth, Bangor Everyone was
welcomed to the meeting by the Chairman, Cllr. Tudor Owen. The panel and the
officers were introduced to everyone present. On behalf of the premises: Mr Kenneth Richard
Williams (the applicant) and Mr Robert Williams Local Member: Cllr. Gwen Griffith Others in attendance: Mr Huw Jones (Llandygai
Community Council), Mr P and Mrs H Jones (local residents) The report and recommendation of the Licensing Section. a)
Submitted – the report of the Licensing
Manager providing details about Mr Kenneth Richard Williams’s application for a
premises licence for Pant yr Ardd,
Tregarth, Bangor. Although it was an application for
a public house with a beer garden, attention was drawn to the fact that the
plan of the premises received with the application form did not include the
location of the beer garden. In terms of background information, it was noted
that a premises licence had existed for the property since 24.11.2005 but it
was surrendered on 20.05.15. Reference was also made to the fact that the
applicant had included appropriate steps to promote the four licensing
objectives as part of his application and, following discussions with the
Environmental Health Service and the Licensing Authority, has agreed to the
noise conditions and to CCTV conditions. b)
It was noted that, following a consultation
period, the Environmental Health Service and the Licensing Authority had
objected to the application. No observations had been received from North Wales
Police and there was no objection from the Fire and Rescue Service. In
addition, five objections had been received from other parties based on the
licensing objective of Prevention of Crime and Disorder and the Prevention of
Public Nuisance. The objectors’ main concerns were increase in noise, disorder,
litter and licensable activities provided in the beer garden. c)
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. It was
announced that everybody had up to 10 minutes to share their observations. It
was also noted that the Members had visited the site. ch) In elaborating on the application, the applicant noted that he was happy with what had been submitted and that he had already agreed to the noise and CCTV conditions and had reduced some opening hours. He noted that music would not be played outside the premises, in the car park/beer garden, and should he wish to hold licensable activities in the ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |