THE ALMA - OUTCOME OF HEARING HELD 14 SEPTEMBER 2005
The Licensing Sub-Committee returned the following decision:
Hours:
Monday to Wednesday 10am until 11-30pm with an additional 30 minutes
drinking up time.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am until 00-30am with an additional
30 minutes drinking up time.
Sundays 11am until 11pm with an additional 30minutes drinking up
time.
On Christmas Eve and Boxing Day an additional 1 hour after the above
times plus the standard 30 minutes drinking up time.
Additional Conditions Imposed (Prevention of Public Nuisance
& Prevention of Crime & Disorder):
1. There must be no live music played in the premises beyond 11pm.
2. Any music played in the premises must be at such a level so as
not to be audible at the nearest residential properties.
3. After 11pm the premises must employ door supervisors with at
least 2 present at all times. All door supervisors are to be registered
with the S.I.A. and badges are to be worn during the operational
hours. The door supervisors must wear clothing that is easily and
clearly identifiable. Everyone must be searched and excluded if
found or suspected of carrying illegal drugs or offensive weapons.
In order for this to be fulfilled at least one female supervisor
must be employed.
4. No admission or re-admission is allowed into the premises after
11pm on any day.
5. All alcohol must be served in toughened glasses.
6. Bottles and glasses must not be removed from the licensed areas
as indicated in the plans.
7. All bottles and glasses must be removed by staff from the public
areas as soon as they are either finished or empty.
8. Irresponsible drinking related promotions are not permitted.
9. An anti drugs policy to be entered into with the Police.
10. A policy for the management of groups, of which a copy must
be forwarded to and agreed by the Police and Licensing Authority
before commencement of these trading hours.
11. A personal licence holder will be on the premises during all
times that alcohol is being served or regulated entertainment provided.
