Venue: Council Chamber - Civic Centre Folkestone
Contact: Committee Services
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Election of Chairman for the meeting Minutes: Proposed by Councillor John Collier Seconded by Councillor Philip Martin and
Resolved: That Councillor David Wimble is Chairman for the meeting.
(Voting: For 3; Against 0; Abstentions 0) |
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Declarations of interest Members of the Council should declare any interests which fall under the following categories:
a) disclosable pecuniary interests (DPI) b) other significant interests (OSI) c) voluntary announcements of other interests Supporting documents: Minutes: There were no declarations of interest. |
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Exclusion of the public To exclude the public for the following item of business on the grounds that it is likely to disclose exempt information, as defined in paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 1972 –
‘Information relating to any individual.’ Minutes: Proposed by Councillor Philip Martin Seconded by Councillor John Collier and
Resolved: To exclude the public for the following item of business on the grounds that it is likely to disclose exempt information, as defined in paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 1972 –
‘Information relating to any individual.’
(Voting: For 3; Against 0; Abstentions 0)
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An application for a Review of a Premises Licence in respect of: Mace, 129A Canterbury Road, Folkestone, Kent, CT19 5NR This report outlines the application made by Kent Police, for a Review of the Premises Licence at a corner shop in Folkestone following enforcement action taken by them. The Licensing Sub-Committee must determine the outcome for the application. Supporting documents:
Minutes: This report outlines the application made by Kent Police, for a Review of the Premises Licence at a corner shop in Folkestone following enforcement action taken by them. The Licensing Sub-Committee must determine the outcome for the application.
Proposed by Councillor David Wimble Seconded by Councillor John Collier and
Resolved: Having given serious consideration to revoking the licence in accordance with the Home Office regulations and the Licensing Act 2003 and having heard the representation of PC Stephens and the Licence Holder the committee does not consider in these circumstances it to be a proportionate response to revoke the licence in its entirety and nor for it to be suspended. The committee do however consider that the conditions proposed by PC Stephens in his report, with the exception of the suspension, are entirely proportionate and will serve to assist the police and the licensing authority in ensuring the licensing objectives are not undermined. For these reasons the committee imposes the following conditions on the licence:
i) CCTV will cover exits, entrances, public areas of the premises, store room and till ii) Lighting inside and out must be sufficient to compliment the quality of the camera images iii) CCTV must provide good quality images and be capable of visually confirming the nature of the crime committed iv) The premises licence holder/premises manager/designated premises supervisor will have a working knowledge of the operation of the CCTV system including how to download data when requested by Police, Local Authority Enforcement Officer or Trading Standards v) CCTV images which can identify individuals to be handed over to the police where it is necessary to do so for the prevention or detection of crime; for the prosecution or apprehension of offenders; or where the disclosure is required by law vi) The system must be of a standard that image quality is not lost when making the copy. If the format is non-standard, software will be supplied to ensure that the data can be replayed by the police on a standard computer vii) All equipment shall have constant time/date generation, which must be checked for accuracy daily viii) In the event of a system malfunction, the Manager or Premise Licence Holder or Designated Premise Supervisor must immediately notify the Licensing Authority and the Police Licensing Department. Details of ths malfunction must be recorded in the premises incident book. Arrangements for its repair must be made without delay. The Licensing Authority and Police Licensing Department must be notified when the system is again operational. (Voting: For 3; Against 0; Abstentions 0)
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11am - Review of whether a licence should be granted to a new Private Hire driver. Supporting documents:
Minutes: Review of whether a licence should be granted to a new Private Hire driver.
Proposed by Councillor David Wimble Seconded by Councillor Philip Martin and
Resolved: To grant a private hire driver’s licence.
(Voting: For 3; Against 0; Abstentions 0)
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