CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL

To: Councillors Liddle (Chair), J Rosenstiel (Vice-Chair), Benstead, Pinnington, Julie Smith, Richard Smith

Alternate Member: Councillor Coleman

(Despatched and placed on public deposit: Wednesday 14 April 2004)

LICENSING COMMITTEE

Date: Thursday 22 April 2004

Time: 2.00pm

Place: Committee Room 1, The Guildhall

Contact: Gary Clift

Direct Dial: (01223) 457011

AGENDA

1 MINUTES

To confirm as a correct record the minutes of the meeting held on 11 March 2004.

2 APOLOGIES

To receive any apologies for absence.

3 DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST

Members are asked to declare at this stage any interests which they may have in any of the following items on the agenda. If any member is unsure whether or not they should declare an interest on a particular matter, they are requested to seek advice from the Head of Legal and Democratic Services before the meeting.

4 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE - FIVE BELLS, 143 HIGH STREET, CHERRY HINTON

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

5 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL): FLEUR DE LYS, HUMBERSTONE ROAD

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

6 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL): BJ’S CELLAR BAR, TREDGOLD LANE

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

7 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL): PURE, REGENT STREET

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

8 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL): HAYMAKERS, HIGH STREET, CHESTERTON

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

9 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL AND VARIATION): CAFÉ AFRIKA, STURTON STREET

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

10 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (RENEWAL AND VARIATION): CB2, NORFOLK STREET

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

11 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (VARIATION): LIGHT BAR, REGENT STREET

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

12 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (VARIATION): RED LION, MILL END ROAD, CHERRY HINTON

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

13 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (VARIATION): THE ROCK, CHERRY HINTON ROAD

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

14 PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT LICENCE (OCCASIONAL): CAMBRIDGE FOLK FESTIVAL, CHERRY HINTON HALL GROUNDS

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

15 LATE NIGHT REFRESHMENT HOUSE LICENCE (RENEWAL): KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN, 174 EAST ROAD

Report by the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy

16 DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY

The management of the Taxi Licensing function has recently transferred to the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy. It is therefore recommended that the Licensing Committee agree that the delegation transfers to the HEHWS as follows:

Part 3

Para 9.9.2. Delegations to Director of Environment and Planning.

Powers delegated by the Licensing Committee.

Delete item related to Hackney Carriages, Private Hire Vehicles and Trishaws.

Para 9.9.3. Delegations to Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy.

Powers delegated by the Licensing Committee.

Add

Hackney carriages, private hire vehicles and trishaws except:

the suspension of a driver’s or a vehicle licence, unless the driver or proprietor of the vehicle, as appropriate, is informed of the right to appeal to the Taxi Regulation Sub-Committee within 14 days. (In the event of such an appeal, it shall be heard within 7 days of receipt of the appeal.)

For decision

The date of the next meeting for Licensing Committee is scheduled for

Thursday 3 June 2004 at 2.00 pm.

INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC

You are welcome to attend this meeting as an observer.

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Members of the public who wish to speak in objection to an application and who have put the objections in writing to the Head of Environmental Health and Waste Strategy within the specified period, must contact the Committee Manager by noon on the day before the Committee. Each speaker is allowed a maximum of 5 minutes. Further details can be received by contacting the Committee Manager.

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In the event of the fire alarm sounding (which is a continuous ringing sound), you should pick up your possessions and leave the building by the route you came in. Once clear of the building, you should assemble on the pavement opposite the main entrance to the Guildhall and await further instructions. If your escape route or the assembly area is unsafe, you will be directed to safe areas by a member of Cambridge City Council staff.