patron capacity* staffing and training arrangements noise sources* potential for light spill* seating ratios* queuing and security* waste storage and removal (including location and hours)* car parking and access to public transport* the nature and location of uses surrounding the proposed licensed premises proximity of the site to other licensed premises and their patron numbers and operating hours** * Not applicable to packaged liquor licence applications. **Information is available through the Department of Justice website. Late night: in terms of the liquor licensing provisions, late night trading refers to trading past 1am, including 24 hour trading. Liquor Accord: a partnership between the key regulatory agencies and licensees in an area. Accords contribute to safer communities and influence drinking patterns through self-regulation by licensees, behaviour observation and notification of issues to licensees. Ordinary trading hours: these can be found under Section 3 (Definitions) of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 and differ depending on the type of liquor licence. Packaged liquor: The sale of alcohol in sealed containers from outlets such as bottle shops and supermarkets. Sensitive areas: where the focus of activity caters for minors i.e. where it is located within close proximity to areas where young people congregate (schools, sports clubs, cinemas etc.) or an area associated with an to day activities such as individual’s day shops, public transport networks or interchanges, community hubs, medical facilities or welfare services. RELATED DOCUMENTS Department of Planning & Community Development (2011) Practice Note 61: Licensed premises: Assessing cumulative impact, March 2011 Hume City Council (2009), Council Plan 2009-2013
patron capacity* staffing and training arrangements noise sources* potential for light spill* seating ratios* queuing and security* waste storage and removal (including location and hours)* car parking and access to public transport* the nature and location of uses surrounding the proposed licensed premises proximity of the site to other licensed premises and their patron numbers and operating hours** * Not applicable to packaged liquor licence applications. **Information is available through the Department of Justice website. Late night: in terms of the liquor licensing provisions, late night trading refers to trading past 1am, including 24 hour trading. Liquor Accord: a partnership between the key regulatory agencies and licensees in an area. Accords contribute to safer communities and influence drinking patterns through self-regulation by licensees, behaviour observation and notification of issues to licensees. Ordinary trading hours: these can be found under Section 3 (Definitions) of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 and differ depending on the type of liquor licence. Packaged liquor: The sale of alcohol in sealed containers from outlets such as bottle shops and supermarkets. Sensitive areas: where the focus of activity caters for minors i.e. where it is located within close proximity to areas where young people congregate (schools, sports clubs, cinemas etc.) or an area associated with an individual’s day to day activities such as shops, public transport networks or interchanges, community hubs, medical facilities or welfare services. RELATED DOCUMENTS Department of Planning & Community Development (2011) Practice Note 61: Licensed premises: Assessing cumulative impact, March 2011 Hume City Council (2009), Council Plan 2009-2013
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