Agenda, decisions and draft minutes
Venue: Conference Room 1a, County Hall, Ruthin
Contact: Committee Administrator (KEJ)
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APPOINTMENT OF CHAIR To appoint a Chair for the meeting. Decision: Councillor Cefyn Williams was appointed Chair for the meeting. Minutes: Councillor Cefyn Williams was appointed Chair for the meeting. The Chair welcomed all parties to the meeting and all
present were introduced. The hearing
procedures had been circulated previously to all parties and copies of the
Statement of Licensing Policy were made available at the meeting. |
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DECLARATION OF INTERESTS Members to declare any personal or prejudicial interests in the business identified to be considered at this meeting. Decision: No declarations of interest were raised. Minutes: No declarations of interest were raised. |
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To consider an application for a Premises Licence submitted in accordance with Section 17 of the Licensing Act 2003 (an outline of the submission and associated papers are attached). Decision: RESOLVED that the
application be granted as applied for, subject to the conditions put forward by
North Wales Police and previously agreed with the Applicant. Minutes: The Licensing Officer submitted a report by the Head
of Planning and Public Protection (previously circulated) upon – (i)
an
application having been received from Mr. Sean Donnelly for a new Premises Licence in respect of The Wellington (formerly The
Liverpool Arms), 34 Wellington Road, Rhyl; (ii)
the
applicant having requested authorisation to provide
the following licensable activities –
(iii)
a Premises
Licence allowing the sale of alcohol and regulated
entertainment at the premises having been surrendered by the previous licence holder in 2011; (iv)
the
applicant having stated that the premises was proposing to trade as a public
house; (v)
the
North Wales Police having raised objections to the application but following
discussions with the applicant a number of conditions designed to further
promote the licensing objectives had been drawn up (Appendix A to the report)
and on that basis the Police requested that if members were minded to grant the
application, they consider incorporating those conditions within the premises’
Operating Schedule; (vi)
two
written representations having been received from interested parties in
response to the public notice (Appendix B to the report) relating primarily to
possible disturbance from noise and anti-social behaviour; (vii)
the
proposed Operating Schedule (Appendix C to the report); (viii)
the
need to consider the application taking due account of Guidance and the
Council’s Statement of Licensing Policy; other relevant legislation and
relevant representations received, and (ix)
the
options available to the committee when determining the application. The Licensing Officer summarised
the report and outlined the facts of the case. APPLICANT’S
SUBMISSION The applicant, Mr. Sean Donnelly was in
attendance at the meeting in support of his application. He explained that he had recently taken over
the premises and prior to that had been tenant of The Lorne Public House,
Rhyl. During his tenancy he had
established a good working relationship with the Police and remained a member
of the Pubwatch and Town Link schemes. Mr. Donnelly provided assurances regarding
his future intentions, advising of major alterations inside the premises in order
to create a country cottage type environment to attract his target client base
of 30 years and above. He did not wish
to cause disruption to neighbours and did not intend
to play loud music, advising that in general music would cease at 11.30 p.m. and
the premises would close around 12 midnight. In response to questions the applicant
advised that – ·
the
renovations did not include sound insulation but if noise became a problem he
would consider that possibility ·
reported
upon his previous experience in the licensed trade including his tenancy at The
Lorne Public House and prior to that some years ago in England. NORTH
WALES POLICE SUBMISSION A representative from North Wales Police was not in ... view the full minutes text for item 3. |
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LICENSING ACT 2003: APPLICATION FOR VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE - VALE COUNTRY CLUB, MOLD ROAD, RUTHIN [This application has
subsequently been withdrawn by the Applicant] Please note the procedure to be taken by the Sub Committee (which is attached to this agenda). Decision: This application was withdrawn by the Applicant. Minutes: Members noted that the application had since
been withdrawn by the Applicant. The meeting concluded at
2.35 p.m. |