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Premises, occasional, temporary, personal and extended hours alcohol licences. Variations to, and transfer of an alcohol licence.
This licence has a four-year currency and if it has not been ‘confirmed’ within this period, the licence will be revoked. The holder of the licence can apply to the licensing Board to have the provisional period extended if he can show that the completion or construction or conversion of the premises has been delayed and that delay has been caused by factors outwith the licence holder’s control.
The application form is the same as for a full premises licence and the requirements are also the same. A layout plan and operating plan are to be submitted along with the supplementary information. A Section 50 certificate in relation to planning is also required.
Download the premises licence application guidance
Download the layout plan guidance
Download the supplementary information form
The confirmation application may be lodged any time before the expiry of the provisional period, but it should be lodged in enough time that the application can be granted prior to the expiry of the provisional period. Layout and Operating Plans are to be submitted along with the Supplementary Information and Section 50 notices will have to be submitted from Building Standards and Food Hygiene (if applicable).
As a Section 50 certificate in respect of building standards is required, this will mean that before the confirmation can be lodged there will have to be a certificate of completion in place.
The fee payable, when lodging the application is £200. The remainder of the fee is paid at the time the licence holder lodges the confirmation application. The remainder of the fee will be the difference between the full Premise Licence (dependent on the rateable value) and the initial £200.
premise licence fee information
East Lothian Licensing Board are required to advertise applications for:
for a period of 21 days. Objections or Representations can be lodged with the Licensing Authority (licensing@eastlothian.gov.uk) up to 28 days from the date of publication. You can find the deadline date on the advertisement.
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