The Applicants have submitted an application for variation of the licence to install bar facilities at the restaurant on the upper floor of the premises. Representations have been received from two interested parties who live close to the premises. They said if the variation was granted it could result in the undermining of the prevention of public nuisance, due to extra noise being generated at the premises. The interested parties felt that if Members were to grant the application for variation of the licence that it would be likely to contribute to an extension of public nuisance in the immediate vicinity of the premises due to increased noise levels being an annoyance to the people who live in the immediate community surrounding Berry’s Bar. Members considered the representations received, however, they referred to the fact that the Applicant had consented to the following conditions:- the Licensee ensure that no noise, odour “That or light shall emanate from the Licenced premises or vibration be transmitted through the structure of the Licensed premises which gives rise to a nuisance to the occupiers of premises in the vicinity of the licenced premises. At times when regulated entertainment is provided and / or provision for entertainment is provided and / or provision for entertainment facilities is made within the Licensed premises all external openings to the Licensed premises must be kept closed save for the purposes of entering the premises. No form of loudspeaker or sound amplification equipment shall be sighted in or near any foyer, doorway, window or any external opening of the licensed premises. Clearly legible notices shall be displayed at all exists from the premises requesting public, and staff to
The Applicants have submitted an application for variation of the licence to install bar facilities at the restaurant on the upper floor of the premises. Representations have been received from two interested parties who live close to the premises. They said if the variation was granted it could result in the undermining of the prevention of public nuisance, due to extra noise being generated at the premises. The interested parties felt that if Members were to grant the application for variation of the licence that it would be likely to contribute to an extension of public nuisance in the immediate vicinity of the premises due to increased noise levels being an annoyance to the people who live in the immediate community surrounding Berry’s Bar. Members considered the representations received, however, they referred to the fact that the Applicant had consented to the following conditions:- “That the Licensee ensure that no noise, odour or light shall emanate from the Licenced premises or vibration be transmitted through the structure of the Licensed premises which gives rise to a nuisance to the occupiers of premises in the vicinity of the licenced premises. At times when regulated entertainment is provided and / or provision for entertainment is provided and / or provision for entertainment facilities is made within the Licensed premises all external openings to the Licensed premises must be kept closed save for the purposes of entering the premises. No form of loudspeaker or sound amplification equipment shall be sighted in or near any foyer, doorway, window or any external opening of the licensed premises. Clearly legible notices shall be displayed at all exists from the premises requesting public, and staff to
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