Venue: Rooms 18.01 - 18.03 - 18th Floor, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP
Contact: Sarah Craddock, Committee and Councillor Co-ordinator Email: scraddock@westminster.gov.uk
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Membership To report any changes to the membership. Minutes: 1.1 There were no changes to the membership. |
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Declarations of Interest To receive declarations by Members and Officers of the existence and nature of any pecuniary interests or any other significant interest in matters on this agenda. Minutes: 2.1 There were no declarations of interest. |
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Unit 2, 26 Aybrook Street, W1U 4AN PDF 18 MB Additional documents:
Minutes: WCC LICENSING SUB-COMMITTEE NO. 2 (“The Committee”)
Thursday 22 February 2024
Membership: Councillor Maggie Carman (Chair) Councillor Md Shamsed Chowdhury Councillor Tim Mitchell
Officer Support Legal Advisor: Michael Feeney Policy Officer: Daisy Gadd Committee Officer: Sarah Craddock Presenting Officer: Jessica Donovan
Others present: Mr Jack Spiegler (Solicitor, Thomas and Thomas on behalf of the Applicant) and Mr Gavin de Klerk (Applicant)
Mr Anil Drayan (Environmental Health Service) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of the Marylebone Association) Mr G.A (Marylebone Association) Ms E. Q, Mr J.S and Mr ML (Local residents) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Ms M.C (Headteacher of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Mr L.C (Chair of Governors at St Vincent Catholic Primary School)
Application for a New Premises Licence in respect of Unit 2, 26 Aybrook Street, London, W1U 4AN - 23/08470/LIPN
FULL DECISION Premises
Unit 2 26 Aybrook Street W1U 4AN
Applicant
Moxon Street Residential (Luxembourg) S.a R.l.
Ward
Marylebone
Cumulative Impact
None
Special Consideration Zone
None
There is a resident count of 184.
Summary of Application
This is an application for a new Premises Licence under the Licensing Act 2003 (“The Act”). The Premises intend to operate as a restaurant unit within the Marylebone Square development. This is a new Premises Licence application and therefore no Premises history exists.
Representations Received
Issues raised by Objectors.
The EHS states that the proposal may undermine the licensing objectives of Prevention of Public Nuisance, Public Safety and Prevention of Harm to Children. The Applicant has offered an extensive list of conditions but these may not be sufficient to allay Environmental Health concerns, in particular further information is requested on capacity, prevention of internal noise transfer, prevention of odour and dispersal at closing time.
The residents main concerns were: · the new restaurants in Marylebone Square would create noise and be disruptive in a highly residential area. · the Applicant was seeking to operate beyond the Council’s Core Hours Policy which would disrupt the quiet neighbourhood at night. · the dispersal of patrons. · the close proximity of the proposed venue to a primary school is not conducive with having a safe environment for children. · antisocial behaviour increasing in the area due to the presence of the venue. · noise pollution in the area. · the litter impact on the neighbourhood from increased traffic - waste, cigarette butts, glasses etc. · school children having to walk past the effects of antisocial behaviour and litter on the way to school. · research shows the presence of these venues near schools poses a long term risk to children in terms of increased use of alcohol, as they go through the stages of child development. · Moxon St and Aybrook St were very busy thoroughfares during the day. · Tables and chairs outside the Premises. · Delivery and waste collections in the area.
Policy Considerations
Policy HRS 1 ... view the full minutes text for item 1. |
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Unit 3, 11 Cramer Street, W1U 4EA PDF 2 MB Additional documents:
Minutes: WCC LICENSING SUB-COMMITTEE NO. 2 (“The Committee”)
Thursday 22 February 2024
Membership: Councillor Maggie Carman (Chair) Councillor Md Shamsed Chowdhury Councillor Tim Mitchell
Officer Support Legal Advisor: Michael Feeney Policy Officer: Daisy Gadd Committee Officer: Sarah Craddock Presenting Officer: Jessica Donovan
Others present: Mr Jack Spiegler (Solicitor, Thomas and Thomas on behalf of the Applicant) and Mr Gavin de Klerk (Applicant)
Mr Anil Drayan (Environmental Health Service) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of the Marylebone Association) Mr G.A (Marylebone Association) Ms E. Q, Mr J.S and Mr ML (Local residents) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Ms M.C (Headteacher of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Mr L.C (Chair of Governors at St Vincent Catholic Primary School)
Application for a New Premises Licence in respect of Unit 3, 11 Cramer Street, W1U 4EA- 23/08472/LIPN
FULL DECISION Premises
Unit 3 11 Cramer Street W1U 4EA
Applicant
Moxon Street Residential (Luxembourg) S.a R.l.
Ward
Marylebone
Cumulative Impact
None
Special Consideration Zone
None
There is a resident count of 228.
Summary of Application
This is an application for a new Premises Licence under the Licensing Act 2003 (“The Act”). The Premises intend to operate as a restaurant unit within the Marylebone Square development. This is a new Premises Licence application and therefore no Premises history exists.
Representations Received
Issues raised by Objectors.
The EHS states that the proposal may undermine the licensing objectives of Prevention of Public Nuisance, Public Safety and Prevention of Harm to Children. The Applicant has offered an extensive list of conditions but these may not be sufficient to allay Environmental Health concerns, in particular further information is requested on capacity, prevention of internal noise transfer, prevention of odour and dispersal at closing time.
The residents’ main concerns were: · the new restaurants in Marylebone Square would create noise and be disruptive in a highly residential area. · the Applicant was seeking to operate beyond the Council’s Core Hours Policy which would disrupt the quiet neighbourhood at night. · the dispersal of patrons. · the close proximity of the proposed venue to a primary school is not conducive with having a safe environment for children. · antisocial behaviour increasing in the area due to the presence of the venue. · noise pollution in the area. · the litter impact on the neighbourhood from increased traffic - waste, cigarette butts, glasses etc. · school children having to walk past the effects of antisocial behaviour and litter on the way to school. · research shows the presence of these venues near schools poses a long term risk to children in terms of increased use of alcohol, as they go through the stages of child development. · Moxon St and Aybrook St were very busy thoroughfares during the day. · Tables and chairs outside the Premises. · Delivery and waste collections in the area.
Policy Considerations
Policy HRS 1 states:
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Unit 9, 7 St Vincent Street, W1U 4DA PDF 2 MB Additional documents:
Minutes: WCC LICENSING SUB-COMMITTEE NO. 2 (“The Committee”)
Thursday 22 February 2024
Membership: Councillor Maggie Carman (Chair) Councillor Md Shamsed Chowdhury Councillor Tim Mitchell
Officer Support Legal Advisor: Michael Feeney Policy Officer: Daisy Gadd Committee Officer: Sarah Craddock Presenting Officer: Jessica Donovan
Others present: Mr Jack Spiegler (Solicitor, Thomas and Thomas on behalf of the Applicant) and Mr Gavin de Klerk (Applicant)
Mr Anil Drayan (Environmental Health Service) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of the Marylebone Association) Mr G.A (Marylebone Association) Ms E. Q, Mr J.S and Mr ML (Local residents) Mr Richard Brown - Licensing Advice Project (on behalf of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Ms M.C (Headteacher of St Vincent Catholic Primary School) Mr L.C (Chair of Governors at St Vincent Catholic Primary School)
Application for a New Premises Licence in respect of Unit 9, 7 St Vincent Street, London, W1U 4DA - 23/08471/LIPN
FULL DECISION Premises
Unit 9 7 St Vincent Street W1U 4DA
Applicant
Moxon Street Residential (Luxembourg) S.a R.l.
Ward
Marylebone
Cumulative Impact
None
Special Consideration Zone
None
There is a resident count of 300.
Summary of Application
This is an application for a new Premises Licence under the Licensing Act 2003 (“The Act”). The Premises intend to operate as a restaurant unit within the Marylebone Square development. This is a new Premises Licence application and therefore no Premises history exists.
Representations Received
Issues raised by Objectors.
The EHS states the proposal may undermine the licensing objectives of Prevention of Public Nuisance, Public Safety and Prevention of Harm to Children. The Applicant has offered an extensive list of conditions but these may not be sufficient to allay Environmental Health concerns, in particular further information is requested on capacity, prevention of internal noise transfer, prevention of odour and dispersal at closing time.
The main concerns expressed by St Vincent Catholic Primary School, the Marylebone Association and the residents were: · the close proximity of the proposed premises to a primary school is not conducive with having a safe environment for children. The presence of the Premises would affect collection, pick-up and evacuation procedures. · the Applicant was seeking to operate beyond the Council’s Core Hours Policy which would disrupt the quiet neighbourhood at night. · the dispersal of patrons. · antisocial behaviour increasing in the area due to the presence of the venue. · noise pollution in the area. · the litter impact on the neighbourhood from increased traffic - waste, cigarette butts, glasses etc · school children having to walk past the effects of antisocial behaviour and litter on the way to school. · research shows the presence of these venues near schools poses a long- term risk to children in terms of increased use of alcohol, as they go through the stages of child development. · Tables and chairs outside the Premises. · Delivery and waste collections in the area.
Policy Considerations
Policy HRS ... view the full minutes text for item 3. |