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Application for a Premises Licence to be granted at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley, SK8 4QJ
Meeting: 23/09/2020 - Licensing, Environment & Safety Sub-Committee A (Item 5)
5 Licensing Act 2003: Application for a new Premises Licence at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley 
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To consider a report of the Corporate Director for Place Management & Regeneration.
The report details an application received from Nicole Bradley and Kias Jajeh for a new premises licence to be granted at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley to permit the supply of alcohol off the premises Tuesday to Thursday 16:00 to 01:00 hours and Friday to Sunday 12:00 to 01:00 hours.
The Sub-Committee is recommended to consider the application for a new premises licence at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley.
Officer contact: Sarah Tooth on 0161 474 4176 or email: sarah.tooth@stockport.gov.uk
Additional documents:
- Application Form, item 5
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- DPS Consent 1, item 5
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- DPS Consent 2, item 5
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- Premises Plan, item 5
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- Location Map, item 5
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- Webcast for Licensing Act 2003: Application for a new Premises Licence at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley
Minutes:
A representative of the Corporate Director for Place Management & Regeneration submitted a report (copies of which had been circulated) detailing an application received on behalf of Nicole Bradley and Kias Jajeh for a new premises licence to be granted at 33 Kendal Drive, Gatley to permit the supply of alcohol off the premises Tuesday to Thursday 16:00 to 01:00 hours and Friday to Sunday 12:00 to 01:00 hours.
At this stage in the proceedings, an interested party queried whether notice of the application had been appropriately displayed at the premises for the required 28 day period and whether the notice had been in the prescribed format.
As it was not possible to confirm this at the meeting, it was agreed that it would be appropriate to adjourn proceedings to allow for investigations to take place to ascertain whether the application had been advertised correctly.