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Item 4 - 5 Application for Provisional Premises Licence - 163-165 Main Street Renton - LSO Report

West Dunbartonshire Council · 13 January 2026
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Licensing Standards Officers Report
LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 
PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION 
PREMISES: 163-165 Main Street, Renton, Dumbarton G82 4NL 
PREMISES LICENCE HOLDER: Thayaparan Kuruparan, c/o GNE Consultancy Ltd,
47 Wallace Brae Drive, Reddingmuirhead, Falkirk FK2 OFB. 
The Licensing Standards Officer makes the following comments: 
This application may be contrary to the Licensing Board’s Statement of Licensing
Policy; namely Part 4: - Overprovision. For the Boards information these premises
are located within IZ15 which is an IZ considered to be overprovided for in terms of
alcohol provision. 
Should the Licensing Board consider granting this application, the LSO recommends
that the following licence conditions, as detailed in appendix 1 “Style Conditions” of
the Board’s Statement of Licensing Policy should be applied; 
Part B - Off sales
The holder of a premises licence shall ensure that:-
1. A refusal register is maintained in the premises recording all incidences of
refused sales, including the date and time, the reason for refusal and the
member of staff refusing the sale. 
2. The refusal register is inspected by the Designated Premises Manager, or his
nominated representative, at least on a fortnightly basis. 
3. The refusal register is made available for inspection by the Police and
Licensing Standards Officers on request. 
The refusal register may be kept in electronic form, in which event the obligation
imposed by condition 3 above may be discharged by making available for inspection
as aforesaid a printed copy of the refusal register’s entries. 
The Board may consider extending the terminal hour for off sale type premises up to
10pm provided that suitable enhanced control measures have been put in place to
promote the licensing objectives.  Enhanced control measures must include CCTV
cameras covering the interior of the premises and the exterior area adjacent to the
entrance to the premises. Given that a terminal hour of 10pm is sought then the board
may wish to consider the CCTV condition.

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4. Off Sale Premises and CCTV 
The minimum CCTV requirements for off sales premises wishing to trade after
8.00 pm will be that:- 
(a) The system is recordable and viewable at source and does so during all hours
that the premises is open. 
(b) The images recorded should be date and time coded for the purposes of crime
prevention. 
(c)  Suitable surveillance is offered of the licensed area of the premises as denoted
on the Layout Plan. 
Premises Licence Holders should note that camera footage should be retained for a
period of time that complies with recommendations made by the Information
Commissioner in terms of the Data Protection Act. 
Licensing Standards Officer
Date: 12 December 2025
Contact: 
Lawrence Knighton, Licensing Standards Officer, Regulatory and Regeneration
Services, Council Offices, 16 Church Street, Dumbarton. G81 1TG.
E-mail: lawrence.knighton@west-dunbarton.gov.uk