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Resolved that: The recommendations as contained within 2.1 of the report be approved subject to the following conditions: 1. Music noise limiters shall be installed in the ground floor and basement areas which meet the following specifications: • Speakers within all areas shall be mounted to the building structure with resilient acoustic fixings and hangers. • All windows and doors shall be closed during amplified events other than for access and egress. • Ventilation provided to the ground and basement areas shall be suitably designed to ensure music and commercial noise does not adversely affect the nearby residents. A fully attenuated mechanical ventilation system will be required. • A monthly visual check and necessary maintenance (servicing if required) of acoustic rated door and windows (both internal and external) will be carried out. A log recording this will kept at the premises and available for inspection on request by an authorised officer. • Staff are to proactively encourage customers to leave the vicinity of the premises not to cause any nuisance to neighbours. Signage must be displayed inside the premises encouraging patrons to leave the premises quietly. • Construction of the building must meet the minimum standards: refer to S 8.2 in noise report.
No apologies for absence were received as all Members were present.
No declarations of interest were made.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The recommendations as contained within 2.1 of the report be approved subject to the following conditions: 1. Music noise limiters shall be installed in the ground floor and basement areas which meet the following specifications: • Speakers within all areas shall be mounted to the building structure with resilient acoustic fixings and hangers. • All windows and doors shall be closed during amplified events other than for access and egress. • Ventilation provided to the ground and basement areas shall be suitably designed to ensure music and commercial noise does not adversely affect the nearby residents. A fully attenuated mechanical ventilation system will be required. • A monthly visual check and necessary maintenance (servicing if required) of acoustic rated door and windows (both internal and external) will be carried out. A log recording this will kept at the premises and available for inspection on request by an authorised officer. • Staff are to proactively encourage customers to leave the vicinity of the premises not to cause any nuisance to neighbours. Signage must be displayed inside the premises encouraging patrons to leave the premises quietly. • Construction of the building must meet the minimum standards: refer to S 8.2 in noise report.
Joanne Baber led the committee through the ‘Application for a New Premises Licence – 120/121 High Street, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 8BL’ report and appendices. Environmental Health provided details regarding the objection, referring to noise impact. The following questions were raised by the Committee and were responded to in detail by Officers: · Is the Applicant coming today? · Have you had enough time to go through the noise impact assessments? · Are you happy that what’s been put in place in the noise impact assessment wont cause noise nuisance to local residents? · Can you reinforce the opening and closing times? Resolved that: The recommendations as contained within 2.1 of the report be approved subject to the following conditions: 1. Music noise limiters shall be installed in the ground floor and basement areas which meet the following specifications: • Speakers within all areas shall be mounted to the building structure with resilient acoustic fixings and hangers. • All windows and doors shall be closed during amplified events other than for access and egress. • Ventilation provided to the ground and basement areas shall be suitably designed to ensure music and commercial noise does not adversely affect the nearby residents. A fully attenuated mechanical ventilation system will be required. • A monthly visual check and necessary maintenance (servicing if required) of acoustic rated door and windows (both internal and external) will be carried out. A log recording this will kept at the premises and available for inspection on request by an authorised officer. • Staff are to proactively encourage customers to leave the vicinity of the premises not to cause any nuisance to neighbours. Signage must be displayed inside the premises encouraging patrons to leave the premises quietly. • Construction of the building must meet the minimum standards: refer to S 8.2 in noise report.
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