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Contact: John Turner, Democratic Services
Email: john.turner@sheffield.gov.uk
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Appointment of Chair
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RESOLVED: That, in the absence of the Chair of
the Sub-Committee (Councillor David Barker), Councillor Joe Otten
be appointed Chair of the meeting.
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Apologies for Absence
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An apology for absence was received from the
Chair (Councillor David Barker).
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Exclusion of Public and Press
To identify items where
resolutions may be moved to exclude the press and public
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No items were identified where resolutions may
be moved to exclude the public and press.
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Declarations of Interest PDF 129 KB
Members to declare any
interests they have in the business to be considered at the
meeting
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There were no declarations of interest.
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Licensing Act 2003 - Bohemia, 173-179 West Street, Sheffield, S1 4EW PDF 2 MB
Report of the Chief Licensing Officer
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The Chief Licensing Officer submitted a report
to consider an application to vary a premises licence made under
Section 34 of the Licensing Act 2003 in respect of premises known
as Bohemia, 173-179 West Street, Sheffield, S1 4EW (Ref
No.30/31).
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Present at the meeting were Jonathan Round
(Environmental Health Officer), Chris Grunert (Solicitor for the Applicant), Gordon
Codona (Operator of the premises),
Jayne Gough (Licensing Strategy and Policy Officer), Marie-Claire
Frankie (Solicitor to the Sub-Committee) and Jennie Skiba
(Democratic Services).
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Marie-Claire Frankie outlined the procedure
which would be followed during the hearing.
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Jayne Gough presented the report to the
Sub-Committee and it was noted that representations had been
received from a member of the public on behalf of numerous people
in the local area and from the Environmental Protection Service and
were attached at Appendix “C” to the
report. Ms. Gough stated that the
public objector had requested to remain anonymous for personal
safety reasons. Chris Grunert asked for clarification as to whether the
person who had submitted the objection singularly had the support
of the other persons mentioned in the report, to which Ms. Gough
confirmed that that was the case.
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Jonathan Round stated that prior to the hearing the
Environmental Protection Service had held discussions with the
applicant and it had been agreed to amend Condition 17 which stated
that there would be 18 tables with 108 seats available, with the
aim of breaking up the external area so that it would not become a
vertical drinking area and thereby reducing noise breakout.
Jonathan Round stated that the Environmental Protection Service
were not objecting to the extension of the space, just the use of
external speakers in the space. He felt
that Condition 15 should remain so that there would be no
external speakers after 10 p.m.
Jonathan Round stated that to set the level of a
noise limiter for differing times and days proved difficult for his
Service as assessments of ambient noise would require to be made at
varying times of the day, evening and night. He added that noise levels at 10.00 p.m. on a
Tuesday night would be totally different to the noise at the same
time on a Friday or Saturday night.
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In response to questions from Members of the
Sub-Committee, Mr. Round stated that it was very difficult to look
at noise levels as the level varied from day to day, but it was
something that the Environmental Protection Service would do in the
event of complaints being received regarding noise
nuisance. He said that there had been a
noise report produced as part of the planning application for the
premises and, on appeal, the curfew of 10.00 p.m. on amplified
sound had been agreed. Chris
Grunert stated that the planning
application doesn’t set the number of people allowed, but
during the pandemic times had been difficult, and the proposal was
for 18 tables to be put in place with a maximum of 108 people.
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Licensing Act 2003 - Club Baize, 14 West Street, Beighton, Sheffield, S20 1EP PDF 147 KB
Report of the Chief Licensing Officer
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This item of business, to consider an
application for a premises licence in respect of Club Baize, 14
West Street, Beighton, Sheffield, S20 1EP, (Ref No.31/21) (Item 6
on the agenda), was withdrawn from consideration by the
Sub-Committee at the request of the applicant.
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