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Licensing Sub-Committee - Tuesday, 18th June, 2024 10.00 am
June 18, 2024 View on council website Watch video of meeting Watch video of meetingSummary
The Licensing Sub-Committee of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council convened on 18 June 2024 to discuss the licensing application for Bournemouth Bake House, located at 3-5 Fir Vale Road, Bournemouth. The committee approved the application with specific conditions to address public concerns.
Bournemouth Bake House Licensing Application
The primary focus of the meeting was the licensing application for Bournemouth Bake House. The application sought permission to serve alcohol and extend operating hours. The committee reviewed the copy of the application and the location plan.
Public Representations
Several public representations were made, as documented in Appendix 3 and the updated appendix. Concerns were raised about potential noise, anti-social behaviour, and the impact on local residents. One resident stated, The extended hours will inevitably lead to increased noise levels late into the night, disrupting the peace of the neighbourhood.
Committee Decision
After deliberation, the committee approved the application with conditions aimed at mitigating the concerns raised. These conditions included:
- Limiting the sale of alcohol to specific hours.
- Implementing noise control measures.
- Ensuring adequate security to manage anti-social behaviour.
Councillors argued that these conditions would balance the business's needs with the community's welfare. One councillor noted, By imposing these conditions, we aim to support local businesses while protecting residents' quality of life.
Protocol for Public Speaking
The meeting also referenced the Protocol for Public Speaking at Licensing Hearings, adopted on 7 December 2023. This protocol outlines the procedures for public participation in licensing hearings, ensuring transparency and community involvement.
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