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Appointment of Chairman Minutes: RESOLVED that Councillor Mrs. M. A. Sherrey JP be appointed Chairman of the meeting. |
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apologies for absence Minutes: No apologies for absence were received. |
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Declarations of Interest Minutes: No declarations of interest were received. |
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Procedure Minutes: The Chairman opened the Hearing and introduced the members of the Sub-Committee and officers present to the applicant and the other parties present.
The Chairman invited the other parties to identify themselves, so that the applicant and/or the objectors were able to satisfy themselves that no person who may be in a position to influence the Sub-Committee remained in the room when the Sub-Committee considered their decision at the conclusion of the Hearing.
The Chairman reminded all parties of the procedure to be followed during the Hearing and that those parties present could be represented by a legal representative at their own expense, or by a Ward Councillor. |
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Application for a Premises Licence - Woodlands, Coopers Hill, Alvechurch PDF 43 KB Additional documents: Minutes: The Sub-Committee was asked to consider an application for a premises licence in respect of Woodlands, Coopers Hill, Alvechurch. The applicant had originally sought to provide the following:
Following a large number of objections from local residents the applicant had revised the original application so that all references to outside permissions had been withdrawn and the revised application therefore related solely to the sale of alcohol (indoors) to hotel guests only on a 24 hours basis. Whilst a number of objections from local residents had been withdrawn following the revision of the application there were still 12 objections outstanding. The basis of the objections was that the proposed application would undermine the licensing objective, prevention of public nuisance. No representations had been received from any of the responsible Authorities to the revised application.
The Principal Licensing Officer introduced the report and advised that references therein to “hotel” should read “bed and breakfast”. Mr. J. Impey, the applicant put forward the case for the application and Mr. Howarth, Mr. Oulsnam and Mr. Box (on behalf of a number of other residents) made representations largely on the grounds of noise and public nuisance.
Having listened to the representations of interested parties, Mr Impey advised he would not be opposed to the licence being granted for less than 24 hours.
Having had regard to:
RESOLVED: that the application for a premises licence for the retail sale of alcohol (indoors) to bed and breakfast guests between the hours of 11.00am and 12.30am seven days a week be granted
Subject to the condition that alcohol be only sold to staying guests.
The reasons for the Sub-Committee’s decision were as follows:
The following legal advice was given:
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