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4.1
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The Chief Licensing Officer submitted details in
respect of four cases relating to hackney carriage and private hire
licensing.
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4.2
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The applicant in Case No. 91/23 attended the hearing
and addressed the Sub-Committee.
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4.3
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The Chief Licensing Officer reported that the
applicant in Case No. 81/23 had withdrawn his application prior to
the hearing.
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4.4
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The Chief Licensing Officer reported that the
applicant in Case No. 84/23 had withdrawn his application prior to
the hearing.
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4.5
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The applicant in
Case No. 88/23 attended the hearing with a representative and they
both addressed the Sub-Committee.
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4.6
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RESOLVED: That, after consideration of the
information contained in the case papers, and the information now
reported and, where relevant, circulated either prior to the
meeting, but after publication of the agenda, or at the meeting,
the remaining two cases now submitted be determined as follows:-
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Case No.
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Licence Type
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Decision
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91/23
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Request to extend a
Private Hire Vehicle Licence
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Extend the licence until
30th September 2023, on the grounds that the applicant
has provided sufficient evidence to convince the Sub-Committee that
there are exceptional reasons to deviate from the current policy on
the age limit of vehicles.
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88/23
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Request to extend a
Hackney Carriage Vehicle Licence
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(a) Extend the licence for 1 month, on the
grounds that the applicant has provided sufficient evidence to
convince the Sub-Committee that there are exceptional reasons to
deviate from the current policy on the age limit of vehicles, (b)
the Chief Licensing Officer be authorised to further extend the licence for up to 3 months, should the applicant
apply for and be granted financial support through the Clean Air
Programme and (c) the applicant be
required to arrange a compliance test before the licence is issued.
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