And places will cease to exist but if that’s what you all want ....
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On 24 Sep 2020, at 08:39, (Redacted sender shadwoolgrove for DMARC)
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
As soon as Lost and Found took over the licence over from the Pointing Dog is
was obvious they were no longer meeting the terms of their license; it ceased
to be a private club with members and guests only.
Unfortunately it has taken Covid-19 to close all pubs, restaurants and cafés
at 10pm, but on the bright side this is enforceable by law 😉
LOL, Shad
On 23 Sep 2020 7:14 pm, Cat Bardsley <cathrynbardsley@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I take the points about noise of bins, and illegal parking, and not operating
in line with the original membership rules. However I cannot see why there is
an objection below to “foreign nationals meeting”. If you object to groups of
people meeting, that’s fine, but their nationality should make no difference.
I fail to see how this is any different, in this context, from British
nationals meeting.
If ECCO has not yet registered an objection, can I please ask that this point
is not included?
Many thanks,
Cat
On 23 Sep 2020, at 14:42, Gordon Ferguson <gordon.ferguson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Further to the licence for Lost and Found - see this objection from a local
resident - it looks like they are not adhering to the current licence
restrictions - especially membership, which is touted in the application as
fulfilling the Covid-19 requirements - but only if they actually do it!
Dear all this is in response to Eamonn’s email this morning reference the
Lost And Found.
I sent this email to planning and the email was forwarded on to the licensing
department to handle and I have chased them up.
The items below you will see are been broken and the license is not been
adhered to now which all need to make clear in the content of any objections.
1. Bins etc 2. Membership of the users which should be still in
operation and has not been for over 12 months.
I have attached the conditions for review.
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Dear Kahlid I hope you are well and coping in these unusual times.
I have been passed your details by Roy who is dealing with a planning
application for Nonnas 20/02633/FUL.
In the objections many people raise the issue of the original Pointing Dog
(now Lost And Found) application and ruling over the emptying of bins and
such like recycling.
Every week the bins and recycling waste going from the site happens between
the times of 5.50am and 6.15am.
This goes on from when they arrive with the noise from the vehicles and the
crashing of bottles and waste. You can imagine very loud.
This has gone on for many months and I have brought up with the management to
no avail.
This is also in the license for the facility.
Annex 2 – Conditions consistent with the operating schedule.
3. There will be no movements, sorting or removal of waste bottles, material
or other articles nor movement of skips or bins outside the building between
22.00 and 08.30 hours Monday – Saturday and 22.00 and 09.00 hours on Sunday’s
Bank Holidays. No deliveries to the building will be carried out between
these hours.
4. There will be no collection of glass/ bottles/ skips and refuse bins/skips
by collection contractors between 22.00 and 08.30 hours Monday to Saturday
and 22.00 to 9.00 hours on Sunday’s and Bank Holidays.
Also in the license 5. No intoxicating liquor shall be sold or supplied
otherwise to the following persons.
Basically it is for members and guests, well they do not operate members
anymore and do not take names or sign in it’s a free for all.
Richard Law was one of the owners previously who got the license and it was
adhered to then its only since the new owners have taken it over that all
these rules are ignored.
Noise levels at late evening are one thing however been kept awake then woken
early with the bins has become a night mare.
The membership scheme would be an ideal process with the pandemic with track
and trace but gangs of people now just turn up and park illegally which again
causes a lot of issues for residents.
Please could I ask you to look into the items I mention.
End of my email.
So I hope this is of help to all in objecting to this application.
Another point for me is that Nonnas, Lost and Found and Monk Bar have not
operated the track and trace and never take clients details unlike the Beer
House, Porter Brook and other pubs and restaurants. The issue last Saturday
was drug related at the Monk which was two dealers.
We need to stop this late night opening and culture that is been allowed to
happen including Nonnas having foreign nationals meeting , illegal parking an
even drinking on the pavement in groups.
Sorry if this might be a rant.
All the best Richard
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Richard Senior
Chief Operating Officer
From: Eamonn Ward [mailto:eamonnward@xxxxxxxxxx] ;
Sent: 23 September 2020 12:11
To: Anne Brennan; gordon.ferguson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Roger Purkiss
Cc: matthew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Richard Senior; brian holmshaw; Angela
Argenzio; Kaltum Rivers
Subject: Lost and Found Licensing Application
All,
Please bring this to the attention of your community groups. Noting that this
application is similar to Nonna's planning application in that it requests
changes based on Covid-19 trading conditions but without returning to former
procedures/conditions when the crisis is over.
If you choose to object you may wish to share the objections with me before
the deadline so that ward councillors can consider supportive objections. A
reminder that the deadline for licensing applications is fixed and must be
met.
Thanks
Eamonn
Broomhill & Sharrow Vale Green Party
0114 2311548/0750 3883740
Applicant: Marstons plc Premises: Address: Lost and Found 516 Ecclesall Road
Sheffield S11 8PY Type of Premises: Bar Ward: Broomhill & Sharrow Vale
Legislation & Type of app: Licensing Act 2003 Minor Variation Application
Details: Changes conditions & recorded music 1. Provision of recorded music
to vary the licence so as to permit recorded music on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday along with Bank Holiday weekends along with all non-standard timings
(Saints’ Days, Christmas Eve, Boxing Day) to 01:00hrs so as to match the
permitted period for sales of alcohol. 2. Conditions: A) To remove condition
24 in respect of the Pizza Oven which has been approved and the condition no
longer has any significance or enforceability. B) To amend condition 5(b) to
be amended so as to read: “Bona fide guests of members provided that such
member enters the number of guests attending with the member in to the Guest
Register (online Register, digital on site Register or Guest Book), such
number of guests being limited to 5 per member” C) To amend condition 6 to be
amended as follows: “Names and addresses of members and the number of guests
entertained by the member must be kept on the premises and be available for
production and inspection by a Police Constable in uniform” D) Membership
Registration – entry records are now principally in digital format and
proposed method of operation mirrors that sought by Her Majesty’s government
in the Track and Trace Guidance arising from Covid 19. Implementation of a
similar system avoids duplication as to the format of collection of data and
potential confusion with guests and members attending the premises. Members
can currently sign in themselves and 5 others under the Rule of 6 Track &
Trace.
Date Received 17 September 2020 Any representations must be made in writing
by: 1 October 2020
From: Seaton Laura <Laura.Seaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 23 September 2020 09:14
Cc: Georgina Hollis (CEX) <Georgina.Hollis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: 21092020 Pending Lic Act Applications
Hello,
Please find attached pending applications list.
For any comments or queries please email licensingservice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Kind regards
Laura Seaton
Licensing Business Support Officer
Laura Seaton
Licensing Business Support Officer
Business Strategy & Regulation
Block C: Licensing Service
Staniforth Road Depot, Sheffield, S9 3HD
Tel: 0114 2734264
Email: taxilicensing@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx / licensingservice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /
www.sheffield.gov.uk
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