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Eastbourne Borough Council Licensing Sub-Committee - Thursday, 27th June, 2024 6.00 pm

June 27, 2024 View on council website
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Summary

The Eastbourne Borough Council Licensing Sub-Committee met to discuss the application for a new premises licence for Joy Bar, located at 4 Bolton Road, Eastbourne BN21 3JX. The committee decided to grant the licence with specific conditions to address public concerns.

Joy Bar Licence Application

The primary focus of the meeting was the application for a new premises licence for Joy Bar. The application, detailed in Appendix 1 - Application Form, sought permission for the sale of alcohol and provision of live music. The Report of the Chief Executive provided an overview of the application and the premises.

Public Concerns

Several public representations were made, as documented in Appendix 4 - Public Representation - redacted. Residents expressed concerns about potential noise, anti-social behaviour, and the impact on the local community. One resident stated, The introduction of live music and extended alcohol sales will undoubtedly increase noise levels and disrupt the peace of our neighbourhood.

Committee Decision

After considering the public's concerns and the applicant's proposals, the committee decided to grant the licence with conditions. These conditions include:

  • Limiting the hours for live music to reduce noise disturbance.
  • Implementing a noise management plan to address potential issues.
  • Ensuring adequate security measures are in place to prevent anti-social behaviour.

The committee emphasised the importance of balancing the needs of the business with the rights of local residents. One committee member noted, While we support local businesses, it is crucial that they operate in a manner that respects the community's well-being.

Additional Documentation

The meeting also referenced several key documents, including the Agenda frontsheet, Appendix 2 - Plan of Premises, and the Current Premises Licence.

Attendees

Emily Horne
Michele Wilkinson
Dean Love
Jo Dunk
Jade Marshall
Danielle Ball
Trevor Moule
Michael Davis
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Councillor Hugh Parker  Chair of Planning Committee •  Liberal Democrats •  St Anthonys
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Councillor Amanda Morris  Deputy Mayor and Chair of Licensing Committee •  Liberal Democrats •  Old Town
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Councillor Teri Sayers-Cooper  Liberal Democrats •  Hampden Park