Application Type
Variation to existing premises
licence.
Summary of Review
Application
i) To
remove conditions 12, 17, 19-33, 37-44, 46, 47, 49, 53-59, 62,
65-67, 69-72, 74, 75, 100, 101, 102.
ii)
To increase the maximum occupancy of the licensed
premises at any one time to 14,999.
iii)
To add the condition ‘ A fire risk assessment
required under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (as
amended) will be completed and be available for inspection by an
authorised officer.’
iv)
To add the condition ‘ If it is proposed to
play music (other than background music) a suitable cut out device,
wired in to the fire alarm system, should be installed so that in
the event of the fire alarm sounding the music will be
automatically shut down. Once installed this cut out relay must be
tested on a weekly basis in conjunction with the fire alarm
test.
v)
To add the condition ‘An adequate number of
suitably qualified first aiders will be present at any event where
members of the public are present. This number should be determined
after the completion of an event risk assessment.’
vi)
To add the condition ‘All relevant Health
& Safety, Building Control, Planning and any other regulatory
authorisations or permissions must be in place and available for
inspection by an authorised officer.’
vii)
To add the condition ‘When a licensable event
or activity takes place, consideration will be given to suitably
qualified security staff and stewards/first aid being employed. The
number required will be determined by the Peterborough Safety
Advisory Group (SAG) and will be strictly adhered to. Decisions
will be based on submission of a comprehensive risk assessment that
has been passed as fit for purpose by SAG and will be relevant and
proportionate to the event in question.’
viii)
To add the condition ‘The premises licence
holder and event organisers are responsible for ensuring that
adequate child protection policies are in place for any event
involving children and young persons. These policies should be
available for inspection by an authorised
officer.’
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