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1281/06 Angus Council Agenda Item No 3 REPORT NO. 1281/06 ANGUS COUNCIL CIVIC LICENSING COMMITTEE – 24 OCTOBER 2006 DELEGATED APPROVALS REPORT BY THE DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SERVICES ABSTRACT The purpose of this Report is to advise members of applications for licences under the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 and other miscellaneous Acts which have been granted/renewed by the Head of Law and Administration in accordance with the Scheme of Delegation appended to Standing Orders. 1. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Committee note the licences granted/renewed under delegated authority as detailed in the attached Appendix. 2. BACKGROUND In terms of the Scheme of Delegation to Officers, the Head of Law and Administration is authorised to grant certain applications in connection with the Council's licensing functions under the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 and other miscellaneous Acts. Attached as an Appendix is a list of applications granted/renewed under delegated authority during the period 21 August 2006 to 9 October 2006. 3. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no financial implications arising from this Report. 4. HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLICATIONS There are no Human Rights issues arising directly from this Report. COLIN MCMAHON DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SERVICES SCH/KB NOTE: No background papers as defined by Section 50D of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 (other than any containing confidential or exempt information) were relied on to any material extent in preparing this Report. APPENDIX 1 LICENCES GRANTED/RENEWED UNDER DELEGATED AUTHORITY From 21 August 2006 to 9 October 2006 TAXI OPERATOR’S LICENCE Harald Grube, 8 Applegate, Arbroath Thomas Gray, 11 Kaims Croft, Keptie Road, Arbroath Leslie Gibson, 22 Kirkwynd, Kirriemuir Wilco Cabs, Unit 11, Montrose Business Centre, Broomfield Ind Est, Montrose Hamish Condie, 8 St Vigeans Gardens, Arbroath William Moir, Balstout Farmhouse, Rossie Braes, Montrose VIP Taxis, 147 East High Street, Forfar Thomas Webster, 24 Hepburn Crescent, Arbroath Dempster & Warden, Western Road, Montrose (2) Arthur Blackie, 4 William Street, Kirriemuir Malcolm Geddes, 19 Grange Gait, Monifieth Raymond Canale, 11 Patons Lane, Montrose Derrick Page, 6 Craig Terrace, Ferryden, Montrose TAXI DRIVER’S LICENCE Norman Gouck, 83 Goosecroft, Forfar Leonard Nicol, Woodville, 2F Braehead Road, Letham Stewart Donald, 17 Fonstane Terrace, Monifieth Murray Mather, 38 Dubton Terrace, Hillside Ian Soutar, Steading Cottage, Park Connon, By Colliston Angela Boyle, 17 Park View, Brechin Thomas Webster, 24 Hepburn Crescent, Arbroath Sheanagh McIntyre, 27 Newton Avenue, Arbroath Leonard Palgrave, 71 Coronation Way, Montrose Stuart Campbell, 13 St Vigeans Road, Arbroath PRIVATE HIRE OPERATOR’S LICENCE Lorraine Hodson, 32 St Vigeans Road, Arbroath Christopher Smith, 28 Queen Street, Arbroath James Donald, Glenview, Knockshannoch, Glenisla Michael Gallacher, 8 Dundee Street, Carnoustie PRIVATE HIRE DRIVER’S LICENCE James Nicol, 4 Braeheid, St Vigeans, Arbroath Michael Gallacher, 8 Dundee Street, Carnoustie William Hunter, 40 Wellbraehead, Forfar James Murray, 12 Bloomfield Road, Arbroath SECOND HAND DEALERS Neill Sinclair, The Newtyle Garage, 1 Dundee Road, Newtyle Douglas and Anne Matthewson, Golden Lion Garage, 1 Burnside Drive, Arbroath Harold Fowlie, Fowlie Motors, Little Brechin, Brechin WINDOW CLEANERS Steven Ellis, 14 Glenisla Road, Montrose Brian Nichols, 6 Charleston Place, Montrose Stuart Cormie, Howmuir Farm Cottage, Aberlemno Gordon Norrie, 7 Ballumbie Drive, Dundee George Davie, 40 Carradale Drive, Dundee STREET TRADERS Lynne Yeaman, 12 Flairs Avenue, Arbroath Ronald Watson, 4 Sanderson Place, Newbigging Alexander Sinclair, 1 Toll Road, Cellardyke, Anstruther, Fife Kenneth Lowry, 14 Glenmoy Terrace, Forfar John Robb, 5 Benedict Road, Arbroath Tracey Teviotdale, 11 Newton Avenue, Arbroath PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT Benjamin Codona, Fun Fair, The Myre, Forfar TEMP Angus Council - Arbroath Community Centre, Marketgate, Arbroath Angus Council – Inglis Memorial Hall, High St, Edzell Angus Council – Signal Tower Museum, Ladyloan, Arbroath Angus Council – Brechin City Hall, Swan St, Brechin Carnoustie Panbride Church Hall, Arbroath Road, Carnoustie Frances Smith, Menmuir Hall, Menmuir, By Brechin Anne Sanderson, Monikie Memorial Hall, Panmure Road, Monikie Janet Milne, Church Hall, Chapel Street, Forfar MARRIAGE APPROVALS Angelica Duncan, Station Hotel, Station Road, Carnoustie (Temp – 2 September 2006) David Smith, Piperdam Golf & Leisure Resort, Fowlis, By Dundee (Period - 3 years) Len Thornburn, Carlogie House Hotel, Carlogie Road, Carnoustie (Period – 1 year) DOOR STEWARDS Christopher Shaw, 27 Petrie Way, Arbroath Douglas McGinlay, “Caberfeidh”, 11 Muirdrum Village, Carnoustie Gordon Whyte, 5 Toch-Hill Road, Fordoun, Aberdeenshire LATE HOURS CATERING Aligul Opan T/A Fisheracre Chipper, 19 Fisheracre, Arbroath Gurdev Singh, T/A Five in One Takeaway, 10 Hume Street, Montrose Man Choi Cheung, T/A Rising Sun, 105-109 West High Street, Forfar BREEDING ESTABLISHMENT Milly Jackson, The Kennels, Clearbank, Stracathro Gordon Smith & Gordon Webster, Guildy Den, Monikie, By Dundee Janet Beale, Dunnichen Home Farm, Dunnichen, by Forfar ANIMAL BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT Sheila Pudney, Royston, 15 Keptie Road, Arbroath Irene Pagan, Smithyfield House, Muirside of Kinnell, Near Arbroath Claire Anelli, Heughhead House, Guthrie, By Arbroath .
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