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Resolved that: The Licence be granted subject to – i. Such conditions as are consistent with the operating schedule accompanying the application, modified to such an extent as the authority considers appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives, and ii. The mandatory conditions specified in the Licensing Act 2003.
No apologies for absence were received as all members were in attendance.
No Declarations of Interest were receivced.
Decision as recorded
Resolved that: The Licence be granted subject to – i. Such conditions as are consistent with the operating schedule accompanying the application, modified to such an extent as the authority considers appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives, and ii. The mandatory conditions specified in the Licensing Act 2003.
The Licensing Officer introduced the item to the committee and outlined the application. The committee received representations from an objector and the applicant then addressed the committee in favour of the application. Questions were raised by the committee and were responded by the officers in attendance. PC S Moseley confirmed that the area in question was not a particular hotspot for anti-social behaviour and that there have been no reports of any road traffic collisions. Resolved that: The Licence be granted subject to – i. Such conditions as are consistent with the operating schedule accompanying the application, modified to such an extent as the authority considers appropriate for the promotion of the licensing objectives, and ii. The mandatory conditions specified in the Licensing Act 2003.
No other business was deemed urgent by the Chair.
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