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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE - LA CABANA PDF 57 KB La Cabana, 2 Mitre Place, Pwllheli To consider the above application Minutes: 1.
APPLICATION FOR PREMISES LICENCE - LA CABANA, 2
MITRE TERRACE, PWLLHELI The panel and the officers were introduced to everyone who was present and
it was announced that everyone had up to 10 minutes each to share their observations
on the application. On behalf of the premises: Mr Ayoub Dohech (applicant) and Ms Nia Jones Others invited: Ian
Williams (North Wales Police), Heather Jones (Fire Service) and Kevin Jones
(the owner of a nearby business). 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 La Cabana, 2 Mitre Terrace, Pwllheli in relation to
providing hot and cold food on and off site. Attention was drawn to the proposed hours in the report. It was noted that
the Licensing Authority had sufficient evidence for the application to be
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 had been received objecting to the application based on the
licensing objective of preventing crime and disorder. Attention was drawn to
the observations submitted by North Wales Police. It was noted that discussions
had been held with the applicant and an agreement had been made to change the
application to reduce the hours of late night refreshments and opening hours to
02:00 on Friday and Saturday nights. It was also noted that the applicant had
agreed to specific conditions in relation to CCTV. 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 expanding on the
application, the applicant noted that he was happy with what had been submitted
and reiterated the following observations: ·
Extensive discussions had been held with the Police
and the Fire Service to discuss and anticipate solutions to concerns ·
Saw the property as an
opportunity to make business ·
A nearby nightclub was open until 2:30 - did not
want to serve food beyond this time therefore it was agreed to close the
property at 2:00 in order to ensure that people did not congregate in one place ·
Lived on the High Street
and therefore would not want to see any damage to nearby buildings ·
There was an intention to
clear up any mess ch) In response to a question regarding how they were going to ensure that they closed on time, it was noted that the ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |
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APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE - ZIP WORLD PDF 169 KB Zip World Adventure Terminal, Penrhyn Slate Quarry, Bethesda To consider the above application Minutes: The panel and the officers were introduced to everyone who was present and
it was announced that everyone had up to 10 minutes each to share their
observations on the application. On behalf of the premises: Mr Andrew
Taylor (on behalf of the applicant) Others invited: Ian
Williams (North Wales Police), Heather Jones (Fire Service) and Councillor
Dafydd Owen (Local Member) 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 Zip World Adventure Terminal, Penrhyn Quarry, Bethesda in
relation to the sale of alcohol, indoor live and recorded music, and the
provision of late night refreshments to eat on the premises. Attention was drawn to the proposed hours in the report. It was noted that
the Licensing Authority had sufficient evidence for the application to be
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 had been received during the
consultation period. It was noted that
one letter was received objecting to the application from the Fire Service as
the details of the application did not meet the licensing objective of
protecting the public. Attention was also drawn to observations from North
Wales Police in relation to specific conditions on the use of CCTV; and
observations from Public Protection on noise matters. It was noted that there
was no intention of holding major events on the premises and the applicant
acknowledged that noise could carry a considerable distance, given the nature
of the slate quarry landscape. It was highlighted that every effort would be
made to keep doors and windows closed during the periods of putting on
entertainment. 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 expanding on the application, the applicant's
representative noted that he was happy with what had been submitted and
reiterated the following observations: ·
The new building (three floors) met the need for
offices, a visitor centre, a shop, toilets and a restaurant ·
The extension was necessary
in order to respond to the visitor numbers ch) The Officer from the Fire Service elaborated on their decision to refuse the application as the building's second floor was not safe for the public. She highlighted that only one fire exit had been planned and this was insufficient for the number of people who would need to leave the floor safely in an emergency. It was ... view the full minutes text for item 5. |