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Application for a premises licence on land at Daresbury Minutes: The Committee met to
consider an application which had been made under section 17 of the Licensing
Act 2003 for a premises licence in relation to the above premises. The hearing was held in
accordance with the provisions of section 18 Licensing Act 2003 and the
Licensing Act (Hearings) Regulations 2005. At the commencement of the
hearing the Committee were advised that certain conditions proposed by the
Police and the Council’s Environmental Health, Building Control and Enforcement
Division had been amended to improve clarity and to avoid duplication. Certain
additional conditions were also proposed by the applicant and the above
responsible bodies: a comparison between the proposed conditions as set out in
the agenda for the hearing and those set out below tracks the relevant details.
The Applicant confirmed that the conditions, as amended, were agreed. The Committee heard representations in
person on behalf of: 1. The Applicant C I (Events) Ltd were
represented by Simon Taylor of Freeth Cartwright LLP Solicitors who was accompanied by Jim
Griffiths (Applicants acoustic expert) and Jim King 2. Cheshire Constabulary were represented by
Superintendent Ged Manley, Paul Draycott Police Licensing Officer and Nicola Linder 3. Halton Borough Council’s Environmental
Health, Building Control and Enforcement Division were represented by Yeemay Sung Environmental Health Manager, Wendy Salisbury
Principal Environmental Health Officer and Stephen Rimmer
Divisional Manager Highways. 4. Mr Owen on behalf of Daresbury Parish
Council and Mr Priestner as interested parties The Applicant began by outlining the
nature and background to the application. Cheshire Constabulary confirmed that
the fundamental objections set out in their representations had been resolved
and were withdrawn subject to the imposition of the agreed conditions. Halton Borough Council’s Environmental
Health, Building Control and Enforcement Division had not objected to the grant
of a 3 year licence but proposed a
number of conditions should a licence be granted for the 3 year period. Mr Owen elaborated the points raised
in his written representation (reference number 17). Mr. Priestner
elaborated on the points raised in his written representation (reference number
23). The Committee raised a number of
questions which were put to the parties throughout the hearing. The Committee considered all of the
written relevant representations from interested parties that had been made. Letters making representations had been received from 28 interested parties (total 33 people). A further 1 representation was made by a person outside of the vicinity of the site and 5 representations were received following the expiry of the period for representations and were not considered to be interested parties. The Committee had been provided with copies of all representations prior to the hearing and were advised that the precise calculation of numbers was irrelevant: there was a range of methods available. The vicinity of the site had been determined to be the area enclosed within a radius of 1.5 miles from the site (or just over 7 square miles). The representations had been placed on the application file and copies had been forwarded to the applicant and to ... view the full minutes text for item 21. |
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Creamfields Agenda Item 2 March 2010 Key Dates – Table 1
Note that mandatory conditions apply automatically.
Following the determination the Chairman of
the Committee made the following comments The Committee wished it to be known that in
the development of the Traffic Management Plan it expected particular attention
to be given to minimise the congestion around the site and in particular at the
entrances (including the camping area) to the site. It also wished it to be
known that there should be a focus on minimising litter before during and after
the events. Finally, with reference to
page 11 item 5 of the Committee agenda, the Committee
wished that there should be further consideration given to the advisability of
automatic confiscation of tickets because of possible unintended consequences. |