Minutes for Licensing Sub-Committee meeting, Jun 22 2010, 10.00AM official page

The Chairman invited Members, Officers and the applicant to identify themselves and explained the procedure that would be followed.

 

There were no replacement members.

 

Councillor Pia

The Senior Licensing Officer presented the report concerning an application for Variation of a Premises Licence in respect of Mr P Food & Wine Ltd, 2 St Peter’s Street, St Albans, Herts, AL1 3LF. An application was received on the 28^th April 2010 and a Public Notice had been displayed and advertised in the local press as required by the Licensing Act 2003.

 

The Fire Authority made no representation.

 

The Planning Officer made no representation.

 

The Hertfordshire Constabulary made one representation to this application.

 

The Environment and Health Officer made no representation for this application.

 

9 interested parties made a representation but only 1 was deemed to be in the vicinity.

 

The following licensable activities have been applied for on the premises licence application form:

 

Supply of Alcohol

06.00 to 00.00 Monday to Sunday.

 

Hours Premises are Open to the Public:

06.00 to 00.00 Monday to Sunday

 

The Licensing Solicitor gave legal advice throughout the hearing.

 

Robert Jordan on behalf of Mr Patel presented their case and responded to questions from the sub-committee, the Hertfordshire Constabulary and the Licensing Officer.

 

Hertfordshire Constabulary presented their case and responded to questions from the Mr Jordan and sub-committee.

 

The Senior Licensing Officer, PC Cooper and the applicant made a final address to the Sub-Committee.

 

The Licensing Solicitor provided advice. 

 

The Sub-Committee then withdrew to consider the application in accordance with Regulation 14(2) at 11:12.

 

The Sub Committee considered evidence both written and oral from the applicant and the responsible authority previously submitted and presented at the hearing.

We have considered the representations from the interested parties to be outside of the vicinity of the premises apart from Harrison Murray which was deemed in the vicinity.  In considering the question of vicinity we noted the nature of the location of the premises, with numerous licensed businesses in the same area, so that it is difficult to ascertain that these premises would have a direct affect on those making representations.

 

 

 

The Sub Committee granted the application as follows:

 

Opening hours to the public:

 

Monday – Sunday:   06:00 – 23:00

 

Sale of Alcohol:

 

Monday – Sunday: 08:00 – 23:00

 

CONDITIONS:

 

Prevention of Crime and Disorder:

 

1.