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03/06/2019 - Going For Gold Food Project ref: 612 Recommendations Approved
To enable communications work between now and
the end of the project, including: To update and resource the
Communications Strategy; Develop short inspirational videos driving
people to the GFG website weblink; Creative planning for engagement
activities; Engagement work including responding to queries
generated by the G4G website; Regular social media activity;
Regular newsletter updates.
Decision Maker: Director: Adult Social Care
Decision published: 28/08/2019
Effective from: 03/06/2019
Decision:
Funding of the Going for Gold Project (GFG) to
undertake work on communications and public engagement. The project
is a city-wide effort to make big and lasting improvements to the
way we grow, buy and eat food in Bristol, and be recognised as a
Gold Sustainable Food City by the end of 2020. Achieving this will
contribute towards the One City Plan’s 2050 Goal:
‘Everyone will have access to healthy, ethical
Lead officer: Louise Baker
07/06/2019 - Bus service 11/11A Tender ref: 546 Recommendations Approved
Award service 11/11A to the winning bidder
following an EU Open Procurement exercise.
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
Decision published: 18/06/2019
Effective from: 07/06/2019
Decision:
Award bus service 11/11A to Stagecoach.
Lead officer: Louise Baker
12/06/2019 - External Maintenance & Painting Works to City Council Housing Stock ref: 545 Recommendations Approved
To ensure Council Houses are safe,
secure
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
Decision published: 14/06/2019
Effective from: 12/06/2019
Decision:
Approval to award a call off contract from a
Framework to carry out external maintenance
Lead officer: Louise Baker
12/06/2019 - Publication of revised Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Regulation 123 List ref: 544 Recommendations Approved
Prior to amending its CIL Regulation 123 List,
the Council must undertake “appropriate consultation”.
The consultation identified above resulted in significant support
for the proposed change. Whilst government has recently announced
that CIL Regulation 123 Lists will cease, this change to the
regulations does not take effect until 1 September 2019. Therefore
it is requested that the Director – Development of Place,
approves the proposed addition to the CIL Regulation 123 List under
delegated powers.
Decision Maker: Director: Development of Place
Decision published: 14/06/2019
Effective from: 12/06/2019
Decision:
That the following proposed addition to the
CIL Regulation 123 List, which was consulted on for a six week
period from 25 January 2019 to 8 March 2019, is incorporated in a
revised CIL Regulation 123 List. The revised CIL Regulation 123
list (attached) is to be published on the Council’s Website
from 14 June 2019.
Bedminster Green Highway Works and Flood Remediation Works
including associated improvements to the Malago River, within the
boundaries shown on the attached plan (excluding site specific
access works required for developments in the Bedminster Green
area)
Lead officer: Louise Baker
12/06/2019 - Housing Revenue Account (HRA) Development Perfect Circle Architectural Fees Compensation Event ref: 543 Recommendations Approved
To accelerate the provision of housing to meet
the Mayors target of building 2000 homes a year – 800
affordable a year by 2020.
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
Decision published: 14/06/2019
Effective from: 12/06/2019
Decision:
Perfect Circle have been appointed to project
manage the delivery of Bonnington, Kingswear and Florence Brown HRA
New build developments – from feasibility through to the
construction of new homes. Perfect Circles original appointment
included a Provisional Sum for architectural fees. The fee proposal
from the selected architectural practice is above the provisional
sum allowance within Perfect Circles Contracted Sum.
Lead officer: Louise Baker
29/05/2019 - Window Replacement Works to City Council Housing Stock ref: 540 Recommendations Approved
To ensure Council Houses are safe,
secure
Decision Maker: Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
Decision published: 14/06/2019
Effective from: 29/05/2019
Decision:
Approval to award a call off contract from a
Dynamic Purchasing System Framework to Supply
Lead officer: Louise Baker
30/05/2019 - Application for variation of a premises licence in respect of Clifton Mini Mart 12, Cotham Hill, BRISTOL, BS6 6LF ref: 542 Refused
Decision Maker: Licensing (Hearings) Sub-Committee
Made at meeting: 30/05/2019 - Licensing (Hearings) Sub-Committee
Decision published: 12/06/2019
Effective from: 30/05/2019
Decision:
Licensing Sub - Committee
30 May 2019
Decision Record
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Councillors: - Langley, O’Rourke, Windows (Chair)
Officers:- Abigail Holman – Licensing Policy Advisor, Allison Taylor – Democratic Services
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Licensing Hearing.
Application for the variation of a premises licence in respect
of Clifton Mini Mart, 12 Cotham Hill, Bristol, BS6 6LF
1. The premises currently has the benefit of a premises licence which permits:
Sale of Alcohol Monday to Sunday 08:00 - 22:00
2. Hours the premises will be open to the public:
Sunday to Thursday 08:00 - 00:00
Friday and Saturday 08:00 - 00:30
3. The Applicant applied to the Authority to permit:
1. To change the name of the premises to Clifton Off Licence.
2. To change the layout of the premises in accordance with the plans lodged with the Licensing Authority.
3. To change the opening hours of the premises from Sunday to Thursday 0800 - 0000 and Friday and Saturday 0800 - 0030
to 0800 - 2300 on each day of the week.
4. To vary the sale of alcohol from Monday to Sunday 0800 - 2200 TO 0900 - 2300 each day of the week.
5. To remove condition 5 PS11 Location of alcohol at Annex 3 of the licence which states as follows: "All alcohol shall be located in the area behind the service counter as indicated on the plan as 'alcahol (sic) storage area' (if this is not reasonably practicable because of refrigeration or other limitations, the Licensing Authority shall be consulted regarding other suitable locations in the premises)" and replace it with the following condition: "Spirits shall be located behind the counter and all other alcoholic beverages to be located on display in such a position that it is not obscured from the constant view of the cashier staff by other fixtures"
Relevant representations had been received from the following parties, all of whom had been notified of this hearing and their rights:
Cllr Carla Denyer
Simon Margetts
Emily Wolfe
Dr Jill White
Decision:
The Committee considered the Application after hearing the representations made. They had regard to the Licensing objectives under Licensing Act 2003, the Councils Licensing Policy, the Secretary of States guidance issued under Section 182 of the Licensing Act 2003.
The committee only imposed conditions which it regarded as appropriate and proportionate to the promotion of the Licensing Objectives.
The Committee determined to grant the application in part and reject in part and subject to conditions set out in the application. The hours agreed are as follows:-
Opening Hours – 09:00 – 23:00 Monday to Sunday;
Sale of alcohol - 09:00 – 23:00 Monday to Sunday.
Summary of the reasons:
The Committee had due regard to representations made acknowledging the following:-
1. The Committee found that the extension till 23:00 hours would not encroach into the normal sleeping times of residents and if the application had been later it might have triggered the CIA but in this instance it did not;
2. It noted that the hours for sale of alcohol would not be increased simply moved forward by one hour and that the applicant looked to significantly reduce the opening hours in line with the hours for the sale of alcohol. It was felt this had the potential as a positive impact on the prevention of public nuisance objective;
3. They also had regard to the fact that there were no representations from Responsible Authorities except for the Licensing Authority who had stated that they did not believe the CIA was triggered and did not object to the application. They also gave due regard to the representations from the Relevant Persons but were satisfied that granting the application for variation would not undermine the licensing objectives.
CHAIR
Councillor Windows
30/05/2019 - Application for variation of a premises licence in respect of Friendship News And Booze, 19 Axbridge Road, Bristol, BS4 2RU ref: 541 Refused
Decision Maker: Licensing (Hearings) Sub-Committee
Made at meeting: 30/05/2019 - Licensing (Hearings) Sub-Committee
Decision published: 12/06/2019
Effective from: 30/05/2019
Decision:
Licensing Sub - Committee
30.5.19 2019
Decision Record
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Councillors: - Langley, O’Rourke, Windows (Chair)
Officers:- Abigail Holman – Licensing Policy Advisor, Allison Taylor – Democratic Services
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Licensing Hearing.
Application for the variation of a premises licence in respect
of Friendship News And Booze, 19 Axbridge Road, Bristol, BS4 2RU
1. The premises currently has the benefit of a premises licence which permits:
Sale of Alcohol Sunday 10:00 - 22:00
Sale of Alcohol Monday to Saturday 06:00 - 22:00
2. Hours the premises will be open to the public:
Monday to Sunday06:00 - 22:00
3. The Applicant applied to the Authority to permit:
To extend the hours for the sale of alcohol From Monday - Saturday 06:00 - 22:00 and Sunday 10:00 - 22:00 To Monday - Sunday 00:01 - 00:00 (24 Hours) And Extend opening hours from Monday- Sunday 06:00 - 22:00 to Monday - Sunday 00:01 - 00:00 (24 hours)
Relevant representations had been received from the following parties, all of whom had been notified of this hearing and their rights:
Avon And Somerset Constabulary
Cllr Christopher Davies
Licensing Authority
Decision:
The Committee considered the Application after hearing the representations made. They had regard to the Licensing objectives under Licensing Act 2003, the Councils Licensing Policy, the Secretary of States guidance issued under Section 182 of the Licensing Act 2003.
The Committee determined to reject the whole of the application.
Summary of the reasons:
The Committee had due regard to representations made acknowledging the following:-
1. The committee took into account the application, the limited offer of conditions on the application, and the three objections from the police licensing authority and local councillor;
2. The committee gave great weight to the objections received and that no substantive conditions had been offered or mediated by the applicant. They also considered the evidence given by the objectors regarding the potential for increased noise nuisance and anti-social behaviour in the area;
3. The Committee noted that the applicant was not in attendance to answer questions, or mitigate any concerns that the committee had, and so they could not be convinced that the application would promote the licensing objectives;
4. They therefore felt there was no option but to reject the application in full.
CHAIR
Councillor Windows