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THE INVERCLYDE COUNCIL
LICENSING AND REGISTRATION PANEL
THURSDAY 3 JUNE 1999 - 3.00 pm
Present:- Councillors Morrison (D), Morrison (M),
Mulholland, McCormick, Nimmo and Rebecchi, Councillor Morrison (D), Convener,
in the Chair.
In attendance:- Mr H McNeilly (for the Executive
Director Legal, Information & Support Services) and the Director of Central
Services.
An apology for absence was
intimated on behalf of Councillor Calvert.
The following paragraphs
are submitted for information only, having been dealt with under the powers
delegated to the Panel.
514 APPLICATION
FOR LATE HOURS CATERING LICENCE: 514
BLUE LAGOON, 75 WEST BLACKHALL STREET, GREENOCK
SUBMITTED: Report dated 24 May 1999 by the
Executive Director Legal, Information & Support Services on an application
for a Late Hours Catering Licence by Angelo Varese to allow the operation of a
hot food takeaway between the hours of 11.00 pm and 12.00 midnight
daily at the premises at 75 West Blackhall Street, Greenock. A letter of objection to the application from
Margaret Stewart was considered by the Panel, together with a representation
from the Chief Environmental Services Officer.
The Panel heard Ms McConnachie, agent for the applicant, and
Mr S McKenzie for the Chief Environmental Services Officer. After discussion, Councillor Mulholland moved
that the application be granted. As an
amendment, Councillor Morrison (D) moved that the application be continued to
the next meeting of the Panel to allow proposed further work to the ventilation
system to be carried out before determining the application for the
premises. On a vote, 2 Members
voted for the motion and 4 for the amendment which was declared carried.
DECIDED: That consideration of the application be
continued until the next meeting of the Panel to allow a further report to be
submitted on the outcome of the proposed further work to the ventilation system
for the premises.
515 APPLICATION
FOR TAXI LICENCE: 515
JOSEPHINE HURRELL
SUBMITTED: Report by the Executive Director Legal,
Information & Support Services on an application for a Taxi Licence by
Josephine Hurrell. The report advised
that Ms Hurrell had omitted to make timeous application for renewal of her
licence prior to its expiry and advised that authority had been received using
the procedure under Standing Order 66(a) to grant Ms Hurrell a Taxi
Licence.
NOTED
516 APPLICATION FOR TAXI LICENCE: 516
MR RICHARD HARRISON AND MRS ROSALINE HARRISON
SUBMITTED: Report by the Executive Director Legal,
Information & Support Services on an application for a Taxi Licence by
Richard Harrison and Rosaline Harrison.
The report advised that Mr & Mrs Harrison had omitted to make
timeous application for renewal of their taxi licence prior to its expiry and
advised that authority had been received using the procedure under Standing
Order 66(a) to grant Mr & Mrs Harrison a Taxi Licence.
NOTED
517 RESOLUTION: EXCLUSION OF PUBLIC AND PRESS 517
On the motion of the
Convener, it was agreed unanimously that, in terms of Section 50(A)(4) of
the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 as amended, the public and press be
excluded from the meeting during consideration of the undernoted items of
business on the grounds that consideration of the items involved the likely
disclosure of exempt information as defined in paragraph 6 of Part I
of Schedule 7(A) of the Act.
518 CUTTY
SARK TALL SHIPS RACE 1999: STREET
TRADER'S LICENCES 518
SUBMITTED: Report dated 25 May 1999 by the
Executive Director Legal, Information & Support Services requesting the
Panel to consider modifying its policy to allow individuals who would be
trading within the Tall Ships Event area in normal circumstances the
opportunity to continue trading during the Tall Ships Event period.
DECIDED: That Mrs Angela Rodgers and
Mr Charles Scholte be permitted to continue to trade within the Tall Ships
Event area during the period 23 July to 9 August 1999 inclusive.
519 APPLICATION
FOR TAXI DRIVER'S LICENCE: 519
WILLIAM McNEE
SUBMITTED: Report dated 5 May 1999 by the Executive
Director Legal, Information & Support Services on an application for a Taxi
Driver's Licence by William McNee following an objection by the Chief Constable
that the applicant is not a fit and proper person to hold such a licence by
virtue of his previous convictions. The
Panel heard Chief Superintendent O'Connell and Mr McNee.
DECIDED: That the application be refused.
520 APPLICATION
FOR TAXI DRIVER'S LICENCE: 520
DEREK THOMPSON
SUBMITTED: Report dated 25 May 1999 by the
Executive Director Legal, Information & Support Services on an application
for a Taxi Driver's Licence by Derek Thompson following an objection by the
Chief Constable that the applicant is not a fit and proper person to hold such
a licence by virtue of his previous
convictions, including his spent convictions. The Panel heard Chief Superintendent
O'Connell and Mr Thompson.
DECIDED: That the application be refused.
521 APPLICATION
FOR TAXI DRIVER'S LICENCE: 521
WILLIAM TAYLOR
SUBMITTED: Report dated 27 May 1999 by the
Executive Director Legal, Information & Support Services on an application
for a Taxi Driver's Licence by William Taylor advising of Mr Taylor's
medical condition and comments made by the Council's Medical Adviser.
DECIDED: That the application be granted and that
Mr Taylor undergo a three-yearly medical examination as an exception to
the Council's policy of applying Group 2 standards.
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