ANNEXE 2 - CONDITIONS CONSISTENT WITH THE OPERATING SCHEDULE
1 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the supply to, or consumption by, any person of alcohol in any premises where the premises are bona fide used, or intended to be used, for the purpose of habitually providing for reward, board and lodging, including breakfast and at least one customary main meal.
2 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the sale of alcohol to a trader for the purposes of their trade or to a club with a Club Premises Certificate for the purposes of the club.
3 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the ordering of alcohol to be consumed off the premises, or the despatch by the vendor of the alcohol so ordered.
4 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the taking of alcohol from the premises by a person residing there.
5 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the supply of alcohol for consumption on the premises to any private friends of a person residing there who are bona fide entertained by them at their own expense, or the consumption of persons so supplied.
6 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the supply of alcohol for consumption on premises to persons employed there for the purposes of the businesses carried on by the holder of the licence, or the consumption of liquor so supplied, if the liquor is supplied at the expense of their employer or of the person carrying on or in charge of the business on the premises.
7 The times permitted to sell alcohol do not prohibit or restrict the sale or supply of alcohol to any canteen or mess, being a canteen in which the sale or supply of alcohol is carried out under the authority of the Secretary of State or an authorised mess of members of Her Majesty’s naval, military or air forces.
8 The times permitted do not prohibit or restrict, during the first twenty minutes after the above hours, the taking of the alcohol from the premises unless the alcohol is supplied or taken in an open vessel.
9 All bar staff, when recruited, shall be trained on the Licensing Act 2003 and drug awareness.
10 The premises may remain open for up to 30 minutes after the end of the period during which the retail sale of alcohol is permitted, as a “wind-down” period.
11 The CCTV installed in the bar area shall be kept in good working order and tapes shall be kept for 14 days.
12 There shall be a regular collection of glassware and ashtrays.
13 A notice shall be displayed prominently at all exits requesting customers to leave the premises quietly.
14 Trade deliveries to the premises shall be made only after 08.00 hrs.
15 Litter bins shall be provided in the garden area.
16 Photographic proof of age will be required from anyone seeking to purchase alcohol who appears to be under 21 years of age.
17 The cigarette machine shall be sited so as to be in full public view from the bar.
18 In the event of a stripper gram being invited in by customers, shall ensure that all under 18 year olds are prevented from watching by encouraging them to leave the premises or alternatively shall ensure that such performances take place in a private area such as the function room with no minors present.
19 The sale by retail/supply of alcohol will be confined to the area (s) as outlined in RED on the attached plan (s).
REGULATED ENTERTAINMENT
(1) This licence shall, unless revoked in the meantime, be in force until the date specified on the Licence.
(2) Regulated (Music) and (Dancing) or other regulated entertainment of the like kind shall only take place in the said premises on the days and times stipulated on the Licence and is prohibited during any other hours.
CONDITIONS AS TO THE LICENCE:
(3) The premises shall be closed not later than the times during the week stipulated on the Licence.
(4) There shall be affixed and kept in some conspicuous place on the door or entrance of such premises so licensed as aforesaid, an inscription in one inch capital letters, in the words following:
‘LICENSED IN PURSUANCE OF THE LICENSING ACT 2003 FOR REGULATED ENTERTAINMENT’
(5) THIS LICENCE SHALL BE DISPLAYED IN THE FOYER OR ENTRANCE TO THE PREMISES LICENSED (HEREINAFTER CALLED ‘THE PREMISES’).
(6) Occupancy Rates: Ground Floor Bar: Dance/informal - Total not to exceed 100
(7) The persons or persons having effective control of the premises shall make efficient arrangements for ensuring that the maximum number of persons permitted to be on the premises at any one time is not exceeded.
Such arrangements to include provisions whereby any authorised Officer of the Licensing Authority or the Devon Fire and Rescue Service can determine the number of persons present (without a physical count).
(8) (a) The licensee or a responsible person nominated by him in writing for the purpose, not being a person under 21 years of age, shall be in attendance during the whole period the premises are open to the public and shall be assisted by a staff of attendants or stewards according to the following scale.
Capacity of Premises Number of Number of Male
Attendants or Attendants or
Stewards Stewards
Under 250 1 including 1
250 but less than 500 3 including 1
500 but less than 750 4 including 1
750 but less than 1000 6 including 2
1000 but less than 1250 9 including 2
1250 but less than 1500 10 including 2
1500 but less than 1750 12 including 3
1750 but less than 2000 13 including 3
2000 but less than 2500 15 including 3
over 2500 one for every 120 one for every 600
persons persons
(or part thereof)
(c) Throughout the time when the public is in attendance, staff ushers or stewards shall wear either distinctive clothing or suitable armbands.
(d) A first aid kit suitable for the number of patrons and staff must be so provided. A responsible member of staff must be designated to take charge of a situation, call an ambulance and administer basic first aid to anyone injured or taken seriously ill on the premises.
(e) The Licensee shall (without prejudice to his personal responsibilities and liability as a Licensee) employ sufficient staff to ensure that all of the conditions of the Licence are observed, notwithstanding condition 8(a). A steward shall not be a person engaged in the service and preparation of food, in the service of intoxicating liquor, disc jockey, cloakroom staff or the like.
(9) A fire routine appropriate to the premises shall be devised.
(10) All persons employed to work in the premises and any ushers or stewards not so employed shall be given instructions and training in what to do in case of fire.
(11) The Licensee shall ensure that one specific person shall be made responsible for organising the training of staff and any non-staff ushers or stewards that may be used and the same person shall be responsible for co-ordinating the actions to be taken in the event of fire. Effective arrangements shall be made for a nominated deputy to carry out the above duties.
(12) In the event of an outbreak or suspected outbreak of fire the Fire Brigade shall be called immediately.
(13) A conspicuous notice clearly stating the location of the nearest telephone and the correct method of summoning the Fire Brigade shall be displayed in the foyer of or entrance to the premises.
(14) (a) Any Constable or authorised Officer of the Licensing Authority or Fire Authority shall have the power to enter at all times to ensure the adherence to the conditions and restrictions subject to which the Licence was granted.
(b) Any authorised Officer of the Local Authority shall have the power to enter the premises at any time to inspect the condition of any electrical installations.
(15) A log book shall be kept in which there shall be recorded details of tests and maintenance of fire fighting equipment, fire warning system (where applicable) and emergency lighting and the dates on which staff, stewards or ushers received training in the action to be taken in case of fire.
(16) (a) The Licensee shall take all due precautions for the safety of the public and shall at all times conduct his business in such a manner and exercise such control over all persons on the premises as may be necessary to ensure that there is no drunkenness, breach of the peace or behaviour resulting or likely to result in damage to property or personal injury to any person.
(b) The Licensee shall not permit any drunkenness, disorderly conduct or any acting, recitation, singing or dancing which is of an obscene or offensive character.
(17) The Licensee shall ensure that the premises are at all times used so as to ensure that no disturbance is caused to nearby residents, passers-by, or the occupants of adjacent premises and use his best endeavours to ensure that at the close of any licensed entertainment patrons disperse as quietly as possible.
(18) Every part of the premises to which the public is admitted shall be efficiently lighted that the management may afford adequate supervision over the whole area used for licensed entertainment.
(19) The volume of any apparatus used shall be under the control of the Management, from a part of the premises, which is not accessible to the public.
(20) Recorded music shall be reduced to background level during the ‘wind-down’ period.
(21) Live music shall end no later than 2330 hrs on all days except on New Year's Eve/New Year's Day and Christmas Eve/Christmas Day.
(22) No person shall at the premises give any exhibition, demonstration or performance of hypnotism, mesmerism or any similar act or process which produces or is intended to produce in any other person any form of induced sleep or trance in which susceptibility of the mind to suggestion or direction is increased or intended to be increased without first obtaining the written consent of the Local Authority.
CONDITIONS AS TO THE BUILDING
(23) (a) All means of escape, i.e. corridors, gangways, passages, stairways, exitways etc. shall be kept free from obstruction at all times when members of the public are on the premises.
(24) All stairs and steps shall be maintained with non-slippery and even surfaces and any stair coverings shall be secured and maintained so that they will not in any way be a source of danger to persons escaping in case of fire.
(25) Before carrying out any alterations to the premises including wall and ceiling linings or any material alteration in the internal arrangement of the premises or in the furniture or equipment with which the premises are provided, 28 days written notice must be given to the Licensing Authority and to the Fire Authority.
(26) In the case of premises used under the authority of this Licence, the Licensee shall furnish to the Licensing Authority as to the condition of the electrical installation with which the premises are provided. This Certificate, which will be renewable annually, must be supplied prior to the grant of a Licence and thereafter renewed following its expiry date. In the case of premises licensed for only one or more specific occasions, such Certificate shall be provided when required by the Licensing Authority.
The Electrical Test Certificate will only be accepted if signed by a Contractor enrolled with the Institute of Electrical Engineers, or a Contractor enrolled with the National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contractors or a suitably qualified representative of a supply authority.
(27) Any alterations, modifications or extensions to the electrical installation with which the premises are provided, shall be carried out by a competent electrician and shall be strictly in accordance with the I.E.E. Regulations and any portable electrical equipment or appliances used in the premises shall be in efficient working order and correctly wired and connected.
(28) No explosive or highly inflammable material shall be brought into the premises and any curtains, drapes or other decorative materials introduced into the premises shall be either inherently non-flammable or comply with B.S. 5867 : part 2, Type 2.
(29) No portable heating appliance shall be permitted on the premises during the time they are used for the purpose to which this Licence applies.
(30) During the time the public are on the premises, the use of pyrotechnics shall be prohibited other than on a stage which is capable of being separated from the public by a fire resistant curtain. In this connection pyrotechnics means the use of apparatus or other devices for the production of smoke, coloured smoke or firework-like effects.
(31) The emergency lighting with which the premises are provided shall be maintained in efficient working order and be in operation during the whole time that the public is in the premises. The existing system must illuminate all exit signs, doorways, steps and passages forming exit routes from the licensed premises and any other part of the premises specified in the Schedule of Conditions and shall be independent of the normal lighting system. Oil lamps and candles shall not be used.
(32) All ‘Exit’ signs shall be maintained in a good state of repair.
(33) The use of naked lights of flames during performances is prohibited unless prior written consent of the Licensing Authority has been obtained.
(34) Any doors required to be fire resisting shall be effectively maintained and where such doors are also required to be self-closing they shall be maintained as such and shall be provided with no means of holding them in the open position, other than automatic releases where these have been specifically approved by the Licensing Authority.
(35) (a) The doors of any doorway through which persons might have to pass so as to get out of the premises shall be capable of being easily and immediately opened without the aid of a key at all times when members of the public are on the premises.
(b) All doors fitted with panic bolts or latches shall be indicated by the words ‘PUSH BAR TO OPEN’ in block letters in a distinctive colour, preferably white letters on a green background.
(36) External lighting shall be installed andd maintained in all public areas.
(37) Emergency lighting shall be installed and maintained in all areas where regulated entertainment takes place.
(38) If the premises are to be used for any entertainment involving a closely seated audience seating arrangements must have been approved by the Licensing Authority. Before such approval can be given, copies of a plan showing the proposed seating arrangements shall be submitted to the Licensing Authority and to the Fire Authority.
(39) Notwithstanding the foregoing condition:
(a) In any premises exclusively used for a closely seated audience all seats shall be securely fixed to the floor.
(b) In premises not exclusively used for a closely seated audience, chairs, if provided, shall be battened or otherwise securely fixed together to the satisfaction of the Licensing Authority in lengths of not less than four nor more than twelve chairs, and if more than 400 people are to be accommodated the chairs or seats adjoining any gangway shall be securely fixed to the floor.
(c) There shall be an unobstructed seatway or space of at least 12 inches (300mm) measured between perpendiculars between the back of one seat and the front of the seat immediately behind.
(d) The maximum number of chairs or seats in any row shall not exceed:
(i) Seven where there is a gangway at one end only of the row and
(ii) Fourteen where there is a gangway at each end of the row.
Except that the number of seats in a row served by only one gangway may be increased to eleven if the seatway is increased by 1 inch (25mm) for each additional seat over seven and the number of seats in a row served by two gangways may be increased to 22 if the seatway is increased by 1 inch (25mm) for each additional seat or pair of seats over fourteen.
(e) Where the entertainment proposed consists of or includes any public contest, exhibition or display of boxing, wrestling, judo, karate or any similar sport provided in conjunction with or as an adjunct to the consumption of a meal, then details of seating and table plans shall be submitted to the Licensing Authority not less than 21 days before the date of such entertainment and approved by them.
N.B. For the guidance of the Licensees, travel distances should exceed 18 m from the end of any row of seats (15m if continental seating is used).
(40) All fire fighting equipment with which the premises are provided shall be maintained in efficient working order.
(41) The fire warning system (if provided) shall be maintained in efficient working order.
(42) Fire appliances shall be inspected and if necessary, replaced, on an annual basis.
(43) There shall be an annual electrical safety check by a qualified electrician.
(44) All electrical circuits shall be protected by trip switches.
(45) In premises heated by oil or gas or solid fuel appliances, the rooms or compartments in which these appliances are installed shall be adequately ventilated. Existing systems shall be maintained and regularly serviced.
(46) All premises shall be provided with adequate separate sanitary accommodation for male and female persons. For the guidance of Licensees, the following scale as indicated in BS 6465 Part 1 (1984) is regarded as adequate:
WATER CLOSETS WASH BASIN URINALS
Female Public Min. 2 for 50 1 plus 1 per -
3 for 51-100 2 WC’s
+1 for every 40 extra
Male Public Min. 1 for 250 1 per WC and Min. 2 up to 100
+1 for every 500 extra 1 per 5 urinals +1 for every extra 80
Staff WATER CLOSETS WATER CLOSETS WASH BASIN URINALS
(NO URINAL) (WITH URINAL)
Female 1 for 1-15 staff 1 for 1-15 staff
2 for 16-30 staff 2 for 16-30 staff
Male 1 for 1-15 staff 1 for 1-20 staff 1 for 1-15 staff 1 for 1-15 staff
2 for 16-30 staff 2 for 16-30 staff 2 for 16-30 staff
All such sanitary accommodation shall at all times be kept in good order and repair and be properly and effectively cleansed, ventilated and disinfected and supplied with water and all necessary requisites and all doors leading thereto shall be suitably marked.
(47) The licensee shall have regard and comply with any relevant provisions of the following enactments during any licensable activities taking place on the premises: -
() Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol Etc) Act 1985
(48) The licensed premises shall be maintained in their present condition and no alterations shall be made therein, either in construction, re-arrangement of public accommodation or exits, or otherwise, without the consent of the appropriate Authority. Application for permission to effect any such alterations shall be made in accordance with the regulations of the appropriate Authority.
(49) The Regulated Entertainment will be confined to the area (s) outlined in BLUE on the attached plan (s).
REGULATED ENTERTAINMENT - CINEMA
1 No film shall be exhibited unless:-
(a) it has received a ‘U’, ‘PG’, ‘12A’, ‘15’ or ‘18’ certificate of the British Board of Film Classification or
(b) it is a current newsreel, which has not been submitted to the British Board of Film Classification.
2 No person apparently under the age of 18 years shall be admitted to any exhibition at which there is to be shown any film which has received an ‘18’ certificate from the British Board of Film Classification.
3 No person apparently under the age of 15 years shall be admitted to any exhibition at which there is to be shown any film which has received an ‘15’ certificate from the British Board of Film Classification.
4 No person apparently under the age of 12 years shall be admitted to any exhibition at which there is to be shown any film which has received an ‘12A’ certificate from the British Board of Film Classification.
5 Notwithstanding the conditions hereinbefore contained, a film may be exhibited, or persons or any class of persons, may be admitted thereto if the permission of the District Council is first obtained and any conditions of such permission are complied with.
6 A representation or written statement of the terms of any certificate given by the British Board of Film Classification shall be shown on the screen immediately before the showing of any film to which it relates and the representation or statement shall be shown for long enough and in a form large enough for it to be read from any seat in the auditorium.
7 There shall be prominently exhibited at each public entrance whenever the premises are open to the public a notice indicating in tabular form and in clear bold letters and figures:-
(a) the title of each film shown on that day, other than trailers and films of less than five minutes duration;
(b) the approximate times of commencement of each such film;
(c) whether each such film has received a ‘U’, ‘PG’, ‘12A’. ‘15’ or ‘18’ certificate from the British Board of Film Classification;
(d) and the effect of such ‘U’, ‘PG’, ‘12A’. ‘15’ or ‘18’ certificates in relation to the admission of persons under the age o 18 years.
8 The nature of any certificate received in respect of a film from the British Board of Film Classification shall be clearly indicated by the letter ‘U’, ‘PG’, ‘12A’, ‘15’ or ‘18’ in any advertisement of the film displayed at the premises.
9 No advertisement displayed at the premises of a film to be exhibited at the premises shall depict as a scene or incident in the film any scene or incident, which is not included in the film as certified by the District Council as the case, may be.
10 Where the District Council has given notice in writing to the licensee of the premises objecting to an advertisement on the ground that, if displayed, it would offend against good taste or decency or be likely to encourage or incite to crime or to lead to disorder or to be offensive to public feeling that advertisement shall not be displayed at the premises unless the permission in writing of the District Council is first obtained and any conditions of such permission are complied with.
11 Where the District Council has given notice in writing to the licensee of the premises prohibiting the exhibition of a film on the ground that it contains matter which, if exhibited, would offend against good taste or decency or would be likely to encourage or incite or to lead to disorder or to be offensive to public feelings, that film shall not be exhibited in the premises unless the permission in writing is first obtained any conditions of such permission are complied with.
12 For the purposes of this licence ‘film’ means any exhibition of moving pictures produced otherwise than by the simultaneous reception and exhibition of television programmes broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation or the Independent Broadcasting Authority or included in a cable programme service which is or does not require to be licensed by the Cable Authority under Section 4 of the Cable and Broadcasting Act 1984.
13 All exit doors shall be capable of immediate opening whilst the general public have access to the premises.
14 If the licensee shall cause to be erected in the auditorium, scaffolding for the purpose of decoration or otherwise, he shall, while the work is in progress, cause the ceilings to be thoroughly examined by a fully qualified Architect, Civil Engineer or Building Surveyor and shall forward to the licensing authority a certificate in the form prescribed by the authority, signed by the said Architect, Civil Engineer or Building Surveyor concerning the condition of the ceiling. (Note: The District Council will require such a certificate once in every period of five years, whether or not decoration etc, is undertaken during that period).
15 The Chief Fire Officer’s recommendations shall be strictly obeyed.
16 The Chief Fire Officer for the County of Devon, a Fire Officer delegated by him, or a duly authorised officer of the District Council, shall be admitted to the premises at any reasonable time and such visits may be as frequent as are deemed necessary by any of those officers.
17 Regulated Entertainment will be confined to the area (s) outlined in BLUE on the attached plan (s).