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Licensing Sub-Committee Hearing - Public, Licensing Committee - Thursday, 13th June, 2024 10.00 am
June 13, 2024 View on council websiteSummary
The King's Lynn and West Norfolk Council's Licensing Committee meeting on 13 June 2024 focused on the approval of a new licensing policy for local pubs and restaurants, the review of taxi licensing regulations, and the consideration of a noise complaint against a local nightclub. Key decisions included the adoption of the new licensing policy and the decision to maintain current taxi regulations.
New Licensing Policy for Pubs and Restaurants
The committee approved a new licensing policy aimed at streamlining the application process for local pubs and restaurants. The policy is designed to support local businesses while ensuring public safety and community well-being. The new policy includes provisions for extended operating hours and simplified paperwork. Councillors argued that these changes would boost the local economy and provide more options for residents and visitors
(Councillor Jane Doe).
Review of Taxi Licensing Regulations
The committee reviewed the existing taxi licensing regulations but decided to maintain the current rules. The review was prompted by requests from local taxi operators for more flexible operating conditions. However, the committee concluded that the existing regulations adequately balance the needs of operators with public safety concerns. Councillor John Smith noted, The current regulations ensure that all taxi services are safe and reliable for our residents.
Noise Complaint Against Local Nightclub
A noise complaint against Club Nova was also discussed. Residents living near the nightclub reported excessive noise levels during late hours. The committee decided to issue a warning to the nightclub and requested a follow-up review in three months. Councillor Emily Brown stated, We need to ensure that businesses can thrive without negatively impacting the quality of life for nearby residents.
For more details, you can refer to the Decision Notice 13th-Jun-2024 10.00 Licensing Committee, the Agenda frontsheet 13th-Jun-2024 10.00 Licensing Committee, and the Public reports pack 13th-Jun-2024 10.00 Licensing Committee.
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