Dundee City Licensing Board - 16/01/2020
At a MEETING of the LICENSING BOARD held at Dundee on 16th January, 2020.
Present:-
COUNCILLORS
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John ALEXANDER |
Steven ROME |
George McIRVINE |
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Stewart HUNTER |
Roisin SMITH |
Philip SCOTT |
Councillor Stewart HUNTER, Convener, in the Chair.
The minute of meeting of this Board of 19th December, 2019 was held as read.
Unless marked thus * all items stand delegated.
I LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005
(a) VARIATIONS (MAJOR)
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No |
Premises |
Applicant
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1 |
Industry 1-5 Seagate DUNDEE |
Grant Road Properties Ltd c/o Brunton Miller Solicitors |
The Board, having heard from two of the objectors, an agent on behalf of the applicant and the Boards Legal Adviser, agreed that the application be refused.
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2 |
Smugglers 173-175 Princes Street DUNDEE |
Smugglers (Dundee) Ltd |
The Board, having heard from the applicant, the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer and the Boards Legal Adviser, agreed to allow a variation to move the bar to a different location, subject to any necessary approval being obtained from the Building Control Service.
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3 |
The Wild Rover 142-146 Perth Road DUNDEE |
Fuller Thomson Heritable Ltd |
The Board, having heard from an objector, an agent on behalf of the applicant, the Senior Environmental Compliance Officer, the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer and the Boards Legal Adviser, agreed to allow variation to allow theatre and films to be shown during and outwith core hours and to change the premises name from The Wild Rover to The Hunter S Thompson subject to approval being obtained from the Building Control Service.
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4 |
Tony Macaroni 15 Whitehall Street DUNDEE |
OMOA Ltd c/o Hill Brown Licensing |
The Board, having heard from the Boards Legal Adviser, agreed to defer consideration of this application until the February, 2020 meeting of the Board.
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5 |
University of Dundee Bonar Hall Park Place DUNDEE
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Dundee University Students' Association |
The Board, having heard from one of the objectors, a representative on behalf of the applicant, a Licensing Standards Officer, the Chief Constables representative, a representative on behalf of the applicant and the Board's Legal Adviser, agreed to defer consideration of the application until the February, 2020 meeting of the Board for the applicant to obtain a Noise Impact Assessment (NIA). The Board also noted that the part of the application to increase capacity had been withdrawn.
II PERSONAL LICENCE - NEW APPLICATION
(a) THOMAS EDWARD FORSTER
The Board, having heard from the Chief Constable's representative, a Licensing Standards Officer, the applicant on their own behalf and the Board's Legal Adviser, agreed to refuse the application.
III PERSONAL LICENCES - RENEWAL
(i) MARK G J McGURTY
The Board, having heard from the Chief Constable's representative and the Board's Legal Adviser, agreed to defer consideration of the application until the February, 2020 meeting of the Board.
IV PERSONAL LICENCE - REVIEW
(i) JULIE HIGGINS
The Board, having heard from the Chief Constables representative and the Board's Legal Adviser, agreed to consider the licence holder not fit and proper to be the holder of a personal licence and that the licence be revoked.
V PREMISES LICENCE - REVIEWS
(i) BAXTERS ELM AND BIRCH FUNCTION SUITE, 5A RAGLAN STREET
The Board, having heard the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer, agreed that the licence be revoked.
(ii) BAXTERS FUNCTION SUITE, 5 RAGLAN STREET
The Board, having heard the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer, agreed that the licence be revoked.
(iii) CARBON AND LUSH, 21 SOUTH WARD ROAD
The Board, having heard from an agent on behalf of the licence holder, the Boards Legal Adviser and the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer, agreed to defer the review to allow for transfer of licence to be concluded and that the matter be brought back to the February, 2020 meeting of the Board should this transfer not be undertaken.
(iv) GARAGE AT 14 LAMMERTON TERRACE
The Board, having heard from the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer, agreed that the licence be revoked.
(v) PROJECT PIZZA, 48/54 REFORM STREET
The Board, having heard from the Senior Electoral Services and Licensing Officer, agreed that the licence be revoked.
VI PREMISES LICENCE - NOTIFICATION OF CONVICTION
The Board agreed to note the information provided in relation to the undernoted premises licences and that no further action be taken in the meantime:-
(i) TESCO EXPRESS, 80 NETHERGATE
TESCO EXPRESS, 138 STRATHMARTINE ROAD
TESCO STORES LTD, BROOK STREET, BROUGHTY FERRY
TESCO STORES LTD, HAWKHILL
TESCO SUPERSTORE, SOUTH ROAD
TESCO STORES LTD, RIVERSIDE DRIVE
TESCO STORES LTD, 14A DALHOUSIE ROAD, BARNHILL
TESCO STORES LTD, KINGSWAY RETAIL PARK
Stewart HUNTER, Convener.