In appropriate door supervisors or a manager patrolling nearby  streets to assess for themselves whether there is a problem and how best to deal with it. Banning people who regularly leave in a noisy fashion and liaising with  other premises on such bans. Where the premises have a membership scheme, including provisions in  the conditions of membership concerning conduct and noise when leaving the premises. Adequate provisions for dealing with litter/refuse arising from the operation  of premises. Appropriate times for and methods of dealing with bottle delivery, disposal  and collection. The licensee providing a help line or contact number for concerned  residents. 7.14 In some cases it may be helpful for applicants and/or their advisors to discuss their draft Operating Schedule with representatives of Responsible Authorities, before it is formally submitted. This will help ensure it properly addresses all relevant issues that might give rise to concern. A document containing a pool of potential conditions can be found on the Council’s website in order to assist with the type of wording which is required on an application. Any condition attached to a licence or certificate should be  enforceable  evidenced  proportionate  relevant  be expressed in language capable of being understood by those  expected to comply with them. 7.15 As a general rule, the Licensing Authority will seek to avoid attaching conditions that duplicate existing legal requirements and obligations imposed
 In appropriate door supervisors or a manager patrolling nearby streets to assess for themselves whether there is a problem and how best to deal with it.  Banning people who regularly leave in a noisy fashion and liaising with other premises on such bans.  Where the premises have a membership scheme, including provisions in the conditions of membership concerning conduct and noise when leaving the premises.  Adequate provisions for dealing with litter/refuse arising from the operation of premises.  Appropriate times for and methods of dealing with bottle delivery, disposal and collection.  The licensee providing a help line or contact number for concerned residents. 7.14 In some cases it may be helpful for applicants and/or their advisors to discuss their draft Operating Schedule with representatives of Responsible Authorities, before it is formally submitted. This will help ensure it properly addresses all relevant issues that might give rise to concern. A document containing a pool of potential conditions can be found on the Council’s website in order to assist with the type of wording which is required on an application. Any condition attached to a licence or certificate should be   enforceable  evidenced  proportionate  relevant  be expressed in language capable of being understood by those expected to comply with them. 7.15 As a general rule, the Licensing Authority will seek to avoid attaching conditions that duplicate existing legal requirements and obligations imposed
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