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Agenda and draft minutes
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Contact: Janet Barnes 01622 602242
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Disclosures by Members and Officers Minutes: There were no disclosures by Members or Officers.
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Disclosures of Lobbying Minutes: There were no disclosures of lobbying.
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Exempt Items Minutes: RESOLVED: That the Items on the Agenda be taken in public as proposed.
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Additional documents:
Minutes: The Chairman requested those present to introduce themselves, explained the procedures and Members confirmed that they had read all the papers.
It was confirmed that no draft conditions had been agreed between the applicant and the objector.
Mrs Bolas explained that the hearing was regarding an application to vary a Premises Licence made by Bayram Ali Kanik in respect of the premises Britannic Fish Bar, 54 Gabriels Hill, Maidstone for an extension of their late night refreshment on Fridays and Saturdays from 4am to 5am on Saturday and Sunday. Representations had been received from the Chief Officer of Police for refusal on prevention of crime and disorder and public safety grounds.
Mr Rice, representing the applicant, stated in his opening remarks that the applicant seeks to fulfil an unmet need between 4am and 5am when night club activities come to an end. The application is just for Friday and Saturday nights. He stated that the applicant has run the Britannic Fish Bar for 7 years, has 4 staff, CCTV and a radio alarm system.
Mr Rice asked the applicant a number of questions to which he responded that:-
PC Neil Barnes, representative of the Chief Officer of Police, was then given the opportunity to ask questions of the applicant. Mr Kanik responded that there was demand for trade between the extra hours of 4am and 5am and that this was specifically aimed at people leaving the night clubs. Mr Kanik said that he had not been aware that the use of the Nite Net radio was a requirement of the licence but it is now on place. The CCTV system was changed about 2 years ago and staff are fully trained in the use of the system.
PC Barnes then referred to a number of incidents where CCTV footage had been requested by the police from the premises and a number of different reasons were given for not supplying the footage. Mr Kanik said he was not aware of these.
Members were then given the opportunity to ask questions of the applicant ... view the full minutes text for item 4. |
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Duration of Meeting Minutes: 10.00 am to 12.10 pm.
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