ANNEX 2 - CONDITIONS CONSISTENT WITH THE OPERATING SCHEDULE
When the capacity is over 200 on a music club night event, trading after midnight then a minimum2 door staff will be employed from 2200 hrs. until close
All staff to be fully trained in Knockback or similar package to be agreed with Trading Standards and regular staff training to occur every 3-6 months. This follow up training, in relation to selected package, to be carried out by DPS.
Whatever training package selected to include at minimum of a 'Challenge 21' provision.
All new staff to receive initial induction training in accordance with chosen package by DPS. This training to be carried out prior to new member of staff serving in bar.
Training records to be available for examination, on request, and upon production of requisite credentials by an authorised officer of Liverpool Trading Standards.
Refusals button on till or refusals book, to be monitored by DPS on a weekly basis and this to be recorded, records to be examination, on request, and upon production of requisite credentials by an authorised officer of Liverpool Trading Standards.
For events including, but not limited to; ‘sweet 16,’’proms,’ ‘sixth form parties,’ ‘18th birthdays,’ typified by there being a mixed age group in attendance, including young people under 18, then the event will be a dry bar event.
Where there are to be ‘family type’ mixed age events then the to consult with designated office from Liverpool Trading Standards to agree appropriate event specific measures to control young people accessing alcohol either directly or by proxy.
That there will be no supply of alcohol, (typically, but not limited to shots, energy cocktails and novelty ‘jelly’ type drinks), or any other age restricted product made in the premises by means of any person, including third party, approaching customers, when they are away from the bar area, and offering them that product from a tray, or other similar carrying or display device.
1. A full waste strategy should be produced by the business and agreed with the city council which details the internal waste storage area, size of receptacle, presentation point, frequency and outline which waste collection company has been appointed to undertake the removal of waste.
2. Waste should only be presented for collection between 07.00-09.00
3. All glass waste will be presented in a locked receptacle.
4. All receptacles will be removed from the highway by 10.00am
5. The presentation area for the waste receptacles should be kept clean at all times and any spillages (including liquid) should be removed.
6. No flyposters should be displayed unless they are on approved poster sites
7. No flyers will be distributed outside the venue or elsewhere within the city centre
8. No stickers will be distributed outside the venue or elsewhere in the city centre
9. No pavement stencils or reverse graffiti will be used.
10. The business agrees that no representative shall obtain custom by touting to the annoyance or obstruction to highway users in accordance to the 2002 byelaw for Good Rule and Government.
11. The applicant to cleanse the designated cleansing area 30mtrs either side of the frontage of the building which is defined as being from the junction with Jamaica Street and Simpson Street.
12. The applicant should undertake a litterpick of the above defined area following an event.
13. The defined area shall also include all benches, seating, planted areas and any other items of street furniture.
14. The applicant should remove all litter including packaging, food waste and any liquid spillages as a result of their business/customers.
15. The area should be returned to a grade “B” standard within one hour of it falling to a grade “C” as defined in the Code of Practice for litter and refuse 2006 <http://cleanliness-indicator.defra.gov.uk/manual.aspx?section=8#1>