Tin Roof Diner - LSO Report
Argyll and Bute Council · 25 February 2025
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LSO REPORT THE TIN ROOF, HEATHER MARIE ROWLAND, ON AND OFF SALES 23 MACC BUSINESS PARK CAMPBELTOWN ARGYLL PA28 6NU Jacklyn Sinclair LSO An application from new management to vary the current operating plan to a) extend the core hours for on sales, b) adapt the layout plan to include additional outdoor seating to the rear and front of the premises and, c) to include live music and dance facilities for potential events. Operating plan: Q2: On Sales – Current: Monday – Saturday 1200 – 2000 Sunday 1200 – 1800 Proposed: Monday – Saturday 1200 – 2300 Sunday 1100 – 2000 Q5: Current: Restaurant, Receptions, Club/Group Meetings & Recorded Music Proposed – addition of live performances, dance facilities and outdoor drinking facilities LSO discussed the above with the applicant: Aware of Board Policy (S13.10) default terminal hour of 10pm for outdoor drinking areas and 8pm for children and young persons.
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(Photograph of proposed area for dance facilities. Dance facilities to available for a booked event e.g. a wedding and the tables and chairs can be stored to facilitate dancing)
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(Photograph shows the fully enclosed area to the rear of the premises. Rear garden will only be accessible via the Diner as there are 2 gates which close it off from the front.)
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(Photograph shows area to the front of premises applicant is seeking to licence) (Photograph shoes an aerial view of the Tin Roof Diner and surrounding area.) Layout plan submitted depicting the desired outdoor area to be licenced. EHO comments: “Any live music/performance events held at the venue must not give rise to any adverse noise impacts upon nearby sensitive receptors (namely residents at the
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nearby Sound of Kintyre housing development). Noise from patrons using the enclosed rear garden area and enclosed front area also must not give rise to any adverse noise impacts upon nearby sensitive receptors. The applicant should have in place policies and controls to ensure this. Should complaints be made to Environmental Health these will be investigated and, if deemed necessary, the applicant will be required to install the necessary abatement to address any nuisance identified.”