Subcouncil resolution details

Subcouncil 4

Agenda item no

04SUB 16/5/2022

Subject

APPLICATION FOR A BUSINESS LICENCE FOR HEALTH AND ENTERTAINMENT: DEVICES: BUSINESS PREMISES WITH THREE OR MORE ELECTRONIC MACHINES, ERF 9733, 129 KING EDWARD STREET, PAROW 7500, HOLLYWOOD PAROW

Meeting date

Thursday, May 19, 2022

Resolution

Approved

Date closed

Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Resolution detail

Subcouncil 4 resolved that the application received from Mr Surendra Kumar Ramersadh for a business licence for health and entertainment: devices: business premises with three or more electronic machines on Erf 9733, 129 King Edward Street, Parow, 7500, Hollywood Parow, BE GRANTED subject to the following standard endorsements for this category of licence.

This business license must be prominently displayed in a conspicuous place in or on the premises to be visible to patrons, the public and Council officials at all times.
The business license is not transferable from person to person or from business to business.
The premises must comply with the requirements of the Tobacco Products Control Act, Act 83 of 1993 at all times.
The Director: City Health reserves the right to call for any other requirements that may be deemed necessary.
The approval of this license does not exempt the holder from compliance with any other licenses, conditions or statutory requirement.
The premises must comply with the requirements of the Western Cape Noise Control Regulations P.N. 200 of 2013.
Authority be granted to the Head: Environmental Health to sign and issue the necessary license in 1 above.
Should smoking be permitted the premises must comply with the requirements of the Notice relating to Smoking of Tobacco Products in Public Places, in terms of the Government Health Notice; Regulation 975 dated 29 September 2000.
Should complaints regarding noise emanating from the premises be received, the Council reserves the right to withdraw any approval granted in terms of this license application. It must be noted that at no time a noise nuisance or disturbing noise may be created, as defined by the Western Cape Noise Control Regulations (P.N. 200 of 2013).