Democracy Spraffa

Agenda reports pack

Argyll and Bute Council · 27 June 2023
Back to Argyll and Bute Licensing Board — 27 June 2023 and its agenda

Text extracted from the council's PDF. Layout and reading order may differ from the original.

Original council PDF · Download plain text

Page 1

THE ARGYLL AND BUTE LICENSING BOARD 
Tel. (01546) 604128
Kilmory
Lochgilphead 
22 June 2023 
Dear Sir/Madam 
LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACT 2005 
A meeting of the ARGYLL AND BUTE LICENSING BOARD will be held in the BY SKYPE on
TUESDAY, 27 JUNE 2023 at 11:00 AM, which you are requested to attend. 
Yours faithfully 
DAVID LOGAN 
Clerk to the Board 
To: All Members of the Licensing Board 
BUSINESS 
1. APOLOGIES 
2. DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST 
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM LICENSING BOARD MEETING OF 25TH APRIL
2023. 
4. APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE 
(a) A. M. MacQueen & Sons, 1 Bishop Street, Rothesay, PA20 9DH (Pages 5
- 10) 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 4(a) 
(b) Braw Liquor Club, c/o John McKirdy Ltd, Cotton Mill Lane, Isle of Bute,
PA20 9BZ (Pages 11 - 16) 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 4(b) 
(c) Croft 3, Ulva Ferry, Isle of Mull, PA73 6LX (Pages 17 - 24) 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 4(c) 
Public Document Pack

Page 2

5. APPLICATION FOR A PROVISIONAL PREMISES LICENCE 
(a) Mansefield House, The Gallery and Larder, Shore Road, Arrochar, G83
7AG (Pages 25 - 30) 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 5(a) 
(b) The Balaclava Byre, Balaclava Croft, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, PA42 7DR
(Pages 31 - 40) 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 5(b) 
6. APPLICATION FOR MAJOR VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
(a) An Tobar & Mull Theatre, Argyll Terrace, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, PA75
6PB (Pages 41 - 42) 
The applicants wish to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To increase the terminal hour for on sales to 12 midnight. 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(a) 
(b) Ardbeg Mini Market, 78A Ardbeg Road, Rothesay, Isle of Bute, PA20 0NN
(Pages 43 - 44) 
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To increase the terminal hour to 20.00 on all days of the week. 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(b) 
(c) Duck Bay Hotel & Marina, Loch Lomond, G83 8QZ (Pages 45 - 54) 
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To change the layout of the premises.
2) To amend the description.
3) Slight change to wording at Question 5(f) Any other activities.
4) Slight change to wording at Children and Young Person conditions.
5) Change to the way the on-sales capacity figure is made up. 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(c) 
(d) Garelochhead Bowling Club, Feorlin Way, Garelochhead, G84 0DG
(Pages 55 - 58) 
The applicants wish to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To amend the Children and Young Person's conditions.

Page 3

Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(d) 
(e) Lochavullin Bar, Combie Street, Oban, PA34 4HS (Pages 59 - 62) 
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To add indoor/outdoor sports as an activity. 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(e) 
(f) The Royal Bar, 4 Pier Road, Innellan, Dunoon, PA23 8TH (Pages 63 - 68) 
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To change the start time on a Sunday for on and off sales from 12.30pm
to 11.00am.
2) Add restaurant as an activity and change column 4 to Yes for activities
related to early opening for breakfast.
3) Amend the Children and Young Person Conditions.
4) To remove reference to 'restricted family area' on layout plan. 
Summary Sheet attached – Item 6(f) 
7. REVIEW OF PERSONAL LICENCES 
(a) Revocation of Personal Licences where licence holders have not
undertaken the refresher training. (Pages 69 - 70) 
A list of personal licences to be revoked is attached. 
(b) Revocation of Personal Licences where licence holders have not applied
to renew their licence. (Pages 71 - 72) 
A list of personal licences to be revoked is attached. 
8. ANY OTHER BUSINESS 
(a) Review of Statement of Licensing Policy 
9. DATE OF NEXT MEETING 
The next meeting of the Licensing Board will be held on 7th September 2023 at
11.00am. 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board 
Councillor Jan Brown Councillor Audrey Forrest
Councillor Kieron Green (Chair) Councillor Amanda Hampsey
Councillor Graham Hardie Councillor Fiona Howard
Councillor Mark Irvine (Vice-Chair) Councillor Paul Donald Kennedy

Page 4

Susan Mair (Clerk) Councillor Luna Martin
Councillor Liz McCabe 
Shona Barton Susan Mair 
Contact: Margaret MacLean Tel: 01546 604128

Page 5

ITEM 4(a) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: A. M. MacQueen & Sons, 1 Bishop Street, Rothesay, PA20 9DH
APPLICANT:    As above.
AGENT:    n/a 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
A busy popular local family run Butchers. Situated at the foot of Bishop Street in the town of
Rothesay. Selling a large range of locally sourced beef/lamb/pork along with award winning
sausages. burgers and pastry products. Selling a selection of deli items from continental cured
meats, jars of spices, pickles along with local honey etc. Selling complimentary alcohol products. We
provide a delivery service both local and national.  Supplying local schools and local hotels. 
LICENSED HOURS APPLIED FOR 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 11.00 to 17.00 10.00 to 17.00
Tuesday 11.00 to 17.00                     10.00 to 17.00
Wednesday 11.00 to 17.00                     10.00 to 17.00
Thursday 11.00 to 17.00                      10.00 to 17.00
Friday 11.00 to 17.00                      10.00 to 17.00
Saturday 11.00 to 17.00                      10.00 to 17.00
Sunday 11.00 to 17.00                      10.00 to 17.00 
ACTIVITIES:- Club or other group meetings; Recorded music; Occasional tastings evenings; Online
and home delivery service of foodstuffs and alcohol. 
SEASONAL VARIATION:-  None 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES: - On sales – 16 persons
Page 5 Agenda Item 4a

Page 6

ITEM 4(a) 
Off sales – 5.2 square metres 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.  
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections   
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:- 
Page 6

Page 7

LSO REPORT 
A M MACQUEEN & SONS, 1 BISHOP STREET, ROTHESAY, ISLE OF BUTE, PA20 9DH
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
The applicant has been in early consultation with the LSO 
Applicant’s Description of Premises; “AWARD WINNING FAMILY BUTCHERS/DELI EST
1976 
A busy popular local family run Butchers, Situated at the foot of Bishop Street in the town of
Rothesay.
Selling a large range of locally sourced Beef / Lamb / Pork along with award winning
sausages, burgers and pastry products. Selling a selection of deli items from continental
cured meats, jars of spices, pickles along with to local honey etc. Selling complimentary
alcohol products.  
We provide a delivery service both local and national
Supplying local schools and local Hotels.”
The applicant is now looking to add the sale and delivery of alcohol to complement and
complete the current produce/package supplied.
Operating Plan
Question 1; Alcohol will be sold for both on and off sales.
The on sales aspect is to cover tastings of alcohol only, to compliment the meats and deli
items on sale.
Question 2; on sales times 11:00 till 17:00 daily
Question 3; off Sales times 10:00 till 17:00 daily 
Question 5 activity; club or other group meeting (tastings etc.) recorded music
Recorded music may be played during and before core hours. 
Question 5(f) additional activity 
We may look at occasional tastings evenings, comprising of a small number of adults being
invited to sample our food products which we would pair with some quality wines and beers
etc. 
We supply an online and home delivery service of foodstuffs and alcohol. 
Question 7 Capacity of Premises 
Off sales; 5.2 square metres display
On sales, 16 persons
% of floor space = 4.4% 
EHO
EHO is aware and has provided a section 50 certificate in relation to food safety and hygiene.  
Page 7

Page 8

Page 8

Page 9

Page 9

Page 10

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 11

ITEM 4(b) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: Braw Liquor Club, c/o John McKirdy Ltd., Cotton Mill Lane, Isle of Bute, PA20
9BZ
APPLICANT:    Elizabeth MacKirdy, 35 Crichton Road, Isle of Bute, PA20 9JT
AGENT:    n/a 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Business store room within transport office. 
LICENSED HOURS APPLIED FOR 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday n/a 10.00 to 22.00
Tuesday n/a                     10.00 to 22.00
Wednesday n/a                     10.00 to 22.00
Thursday n/a                      10.00 to 22.00
Friday n/a                      10.00 to 22.00
Saturday n/a                      10.00 to 22.00
Sunday n/a                      10.00 to 22.00 
ACTIVITIES:- For the dispatch of orders placed online only. 
SEASONAL VARIATION:-  None 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES: - Off Sales – N/A 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.  
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections  
Page 11 Agenda Item 4b

Page 12

ITEM 4(b) 
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:- 
Page 12

Page 13

LSO REPORT 
BRAW LIQUOR CLUB, C/O JOHN KCKIRDY LTD., COTTON MILL LANE, ISLE OF BUTE,
PA20 9BZ
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
The name of the business is The Braw Liquor Club. The club aspect is in name only with the
potential for subscriptions and club membership in the future as the business develops. 
The applicant has been in early consultation with the LSO and EHO and has submitted the
following outline in support of her application. 
What I am doing - I have a small-batch premium cocktail business. I am based on the Bute,
although I do not make the product, I own the IP to the recipe and methodology. The idea is a
ready to drink cocktail in a bottle which you just need to shake and pour over ice. It is made
with Scottish ingredients which I source, and then the production and labelling is done at a
micro-distillery.  I then bring the product back to Bute to trade at events on and off the island.
I also sell online via my website and have an AWRS licence to wholesale. 
Why I am seeking a Premises Licence/how I have been running the business - I have
been running the business using occasional licences to test the market for the appetite of the
product. I did think I might be further ahead than I am in terms of volume, for example, to use
an Alcohol specialist fulfilment centre to pack orders, however I am able to keep costs lean
and continue to do myself until I can gather more stockists, therefore it is necessary. I would
use the licence to pack orders on the premises. It is within a secure store room and the public
have no access. Customers based on Bute can select free click and collect on my website
and are welcome to pick up their order from the front office. 
Demand for the product - I currently have 25 stockists (places like Crieff Food Hall, Loch
Leven's Larder, Loch Fyne Oyster Bar Deli, McCaskie's Butchers, Rosemount Market in
Aberdeen), mostly in Scotland, including two in London (Superette). I have a Distributer and
also sell online to Master of Malt and Not on the High Street.  My ideal market is Farm Shops
and local Independents where customers appreciate something different and locally made
from a small producer. 
Description of Premises 
Business Store room with family Transport office. 
The premises will act as a dispatch storage base with no general public access, only collection
of orders for off sales. 
Operating Plan 
Question 1
Off sales only 
Question 3
10:00 till 22:00 daily. 
Question 5 (f) Activity
Page 13

Page 14

The premises will be utilised as a;
Storage/picking/packing/dispatch/delivery area for alcohol off sales, and for the
collection/dispatch of orders placed on-line. 
Capacity
No display areas applied for. 
EHO
Is aware and has provided the applicant with appropriate advice 
Page 14

Page 15

Page 15

Page 16

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 17

ITEM 4(c) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: Croft 3, Ulva Ferry, Isle of Mull, PA73 6LX
APPLICANT:    Jeanette Cutlack, Address as above.
AGENT:    n/a 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Small family run restaurant in a rural setting on the Isle of Mull. 
LICENSED HOURS APPLIED FOR 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 18.00 to 22.00 18.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 18.00 to 22.00 18.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 18.00 to 22.00 18.00 to 22.00
Thursday 18.00 to 22.00 18.00 to 22.00
Friday 18.00 to 22.00 18.00 to 22.00
Saturday 12.00 to 22.00 12.00 to 22.00
Sunday 12.00 to 18.00 12.00 to 18.00 
ACTIVITIES:- Restaurant facilities; Receptions; Outdoor drinking facilities 
SEASONAL VARIATION:-  Croft 3 intends to operate in the evenings from April to October and in the
day time on Saturdays and Sundays only year round. 
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSON CONDITIONS:-
TERMS – When alcohol is being sold for consumption on the premises children and young persons
will be allowed entry.
Children and young persons will be allowed access to the restaurant while in the company of an
adult aged 18 years or over.
Page 17 Agenda Item 4c

Page 18

ITEM 4(c) 
AGES – Children 0-15 years; Young persons 16 & 17 years
TIMES – Children and young persons will be allowed entry between 6pm and 10pm Monday to
Friday; 12pm to 10pm Saturday and 12pm to 6pm on Sunday. The outdoor area will be vacated by
20.00.
PARTS - All public parts of the premises. 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES: - On sales – 48 persons                                                 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.  
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections   
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:-
1) The applicant has provided the following clarification in respect of the seasonal variation-
“Due to lack of footfall over the winter months, Croft 3 will operate on-sales and off-sales
18:00 to 22:00 (Mon to Fri) between April and October and be closed November to March.
On-sales and off-sales will be available 12:00 to 22:00 Saturday and 12:00 to 18:00 Sunday
all year round”. 
Page 18

Page 19

Page 19

Page 20

LSO REPORT
CROFT 3, ULVA FERRY, ISLE OF MULL, PA73 6LX
(REPORT BY ERIC DEARIE)
Croft 3 (croft3mull.co.uk)
The premises is currently an unlicensed restaurant in a very rural setting on the Isle of Mull.  This
application is to allow for on and off sales provision of alcoholic drinks as part of the offering.
Layout Plan
The layout plan conforms to the requirements of The Premises Licence (Scotland) Regulations 2007
with regards to on-sales premises.
Operating Plan
Questions 1, 2, and 3 - On and off sales hours – 1800 to 2200 (Mon-Fri) and 1200 to 1800 (Sat & Sun). 
Off sales provision primarily to allow customers to take home unfinished alcohol ordered as part of
their meal, but more generally to allow the premises the flexibility to provide take away from the
premises.
Question 4 - Seasonal Variation – “Croft 3 intends to operate in the evenings form April to October and in the
day time on Saturdays and Sundays only year round.”
Question 5 - Activities – Restaurant; Receptions and Outdoor Drinking.  The premises may open prior
to core licensing hours for the provision of food and non-alcoholic drinks.  
Outdoor Drinking Policy – the applicant is aware of licensing board policy and has included the
following statement in box 5(f) –
“Licensing board policy in relation to the use of the outdoor area will prevail: persons aged 18 years and over can
use this facility until 2200 and children and young persons until 2000.”
Children & Young Person Access between – 
Terms
When alcohol is being sold for consumption on the premises children and young persons will be allowed entry.
Children and young persons will be allowed access to the restaurant while in the company of an adult aged 18
years or over. 
Ages
Children of all ages (birth to 15 years) 
Young persons (aged 16 & 17 years) 
Times
Children and young persons will be allowed entry between 6pm and 10pm Monday to Friday; 12pm to 10pm Saturday; 
and 12pm to 6pm on Sunday. The outdoor area will be vacated by 2000 
Parts
All public parts of the premises 
Page 20

Page 21

Question 7 - Capacity – 48 persons
EHO
Environmental Health has been made aware of this application and no comments have been
received. 
Page 21

Page 22

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 23

Lobby floor - 23mm
Grey Coir Matting
by coirmats.co.uk
or equal and
approved
WA01
WA01
700mm cover
overheadFL02
Kitchen units,
fittings and
shelving
excluded from
tender package
but kitchen
should be wired
and plumbed
for future fitting.
For WC layouts and
specification refer to
drawings 002_411
& 002_412
7800 11366
7506 1200 10166
1620
1500200150020015002001500 4514406515901197
WA06
1.5m
1.6 x 0.75m
Hall
WC
Wheelchair
WC
WA04
Dining Room
C32
C32T01 T01 T02T02
WA02
E08
T14
S01
S01
S02
M01
2
2
4
4
1
1
3
3
A
B
A
B
WA06
WA06
C25 C25 C25
C11
C11
M07
M06
Store/Electical
M08
1200
T02 WA02
WA02
WA04
800
Entrance: See
Drawing 441
Flush Windows:
See Drawing 442
Flush Windows:
See Drawing 442
Align
doors
Align wall
through with
window returns
6600
7365
294
1200
Stonework Flush with
cladding
T14 Timber to be
set flush with
skirting boards
C32 Cill should
overlap skirting
below
C32 Cill should
overlap skirting
below
Aco drains omitted
from patio doors
Aco drains omitted
from patio doors
Aco drain
omitted
T14 Timber to be
set flush with
skirting boards
Kitchen and WC and WC lobby floors -
CIRCA PRO Flooring Tiles in Urban
Grey ref 1003403 installed to
manufacturer's guidance on moisture
resistant toungue and groove
chipboard flooring to create level
surface with hallway flooring.
Tile setting out point
Plan & Section Legend
Read in reference to full drawing set & specification
CONSTRUCTION & FINISHES
External
C10 - Steel ridge cap to match roof
C11 - Lindab 150 HALF-ROUND rainwater goods
as spec - Colour ZinkMagnesium
C12 - Bespoke flashing detail
Concealed
C21 - Lintels to SE design
C22 - 'LG215 Stone' Steel Lintel to SE design
C23 - Cavity trays or DPC above new lintels
C24 - Insulation to line stone gable within void
C25 - High performance insulation to reveals
Internal
C32 - 32mm Viroc sills - Grey Sanded
C34 - 12mm Viroc panels - White Unsanded
Polished
C35 - Mosaic tile splashback - Colour TBC
C36 - Natural finish plaster ceiling
SITE
S01 - Ketley Blue Diamond chequered pavers
200x100x50 laid with 3mm joint
S02 - ACO Raindrain with 'Antique Iron' grating -
check for omitted locations - Only to main
entrance
S03 - Level of bedrock to be checked on site
S04 - Track formation to sub-contractor design
S05 - Site stone proximity deterent to cars
S06 - Planting beds
S08 - Path/Ramp
MISCELLANEOUS
M01 - Serving counter, 60mm Steel Worktop to
match kitchen units, birch ply shelves
M04 - Black SVP outlet to architects approval
M05 - Galvanised steel lighting hook
M06 - Accessible toilet assistance alarm
M07 - Assistance alarm pull cord and reset
M08 - Aquacure Push Button Tall Spout Tap
ACFTTSPB2, drain and grill below to Architect's
approval
M09 - Simple aluminium coat hook with matching
flush screws. e.g. Ironmongery Direct 346804
DOOR & WINDOW TYPES
DR... - For door schedules see drawings
002_451 & 002_452
WN... - For window schedules see drawings
002_461 & 002_462
TIMBER (See spec for grade and finishing)
External Timber:
T01 - Timber columns to spec - 200x200
T02 - Timber posts to spec - 200x50
T03 - Timber soffit to spec
Treated Visible Internal Timber (Test panels
required where relevant):
T11 - Glulam Ridge Beam - Unfinished TBC
T12 - Planed rafters  - Unfinished TBC
T13 - Planed boards between to match rafters
T14 - Planed painted timber structure to match
window frame colour and finish
T15 - Hight grade ply with hidden fixings, oversized
sheets where reqired
T16 - Rendered soffit to match walls
T17 - Knot-free ply, pre-painted to match window
frames before instalation with hidden fixings
Other Timber:
T21 - Glulam beam to SE design
T22 - S/W Rafter to SE design
ELECTRICAL (see drawing 002_113)
E01 - Steel cable conduits and fittings to
architect's approval
E03 - Pendant cable
E04 - Wall Light Type A
E05 - Wall Light Type B
E06 - Bulkhead Light
E07 - Kitchen extract fan
E08 - Door Bell
WALL TYPES
Skirting to be square profile stained timber to spec
unless otherwise stated.
WA01 - Wall Type 1
See sheet 002_421
WA02 - Wall Type 2
See sheet 002_421
WA03 - Wall Type 3
Omitted
WA04 - Wall Type 4
Basalt W/CEMENT MORTAR AND DARK
PIGMENTED LIME POINTING TO MATCH
EXISTING. LARGE STONES AT CORNERS,
OUTER DIMENSIONS TO BE FOLLOWED AS
ANOTATED
Timber kit to spec
WA05 - Wall Type 5
Omitted
WA06 - Wall Type 6
Unpainted plaster to match WA01
12.5mm plasterboard taped and jointed
75x50 stud construction
12.5mm plasterboard taped and jointed
Unpainted plaster to match WA01
ROOF TYPES
RF01 - Roof Type 1
Corrugated PVC plastisol coated steel: Black
Tiling batten - 25mm
Counter batten - 50mm
Wood fibre sarking board - 20mm
Rockwool ins. w/ timber framing - 100mm
Structural ply finished to match - 24mm
Exposed planed rafters to SE design, finished to
specification
RF02 - Roof Type 2
Corrugated PVC plastisol coated steel: Black
Tiling batten - 25mm
Counter batten - 50mm
Wood fibre sarking board - 20mm
Rockwool ins. between rafters - 200mm
Counterbattten - 25
High grade ply finished to specification - 15mm
RF03 - Roof Type 3
Corrugated PVC plastisol coated steel: Black
Tiling batten - 25mm
Counter batten - 50mm
Wood fibre sarking board - 20mm
Rockwool ins. between rafters - 200mm
FLOOR TYPES
All Floors
See sheet 002_425 Finishes TBC
For Construction
Please Note:
Do not scale from this drawing.
This drawing is based on dimensional survey information
provided by others. The Architect cannot accept responsibility
for the accuracy of this survey information.
All dimensions are shown in metric.
All dimensions to be checked on site.
This drawing remains the copyright of Edward Farleigh.
Client:
Project:
Address:
Jeanette Cutlack
Croft 3
Fanmore, PA73 6LU
Edward Farleigh Architects
Unit 4B, 1-7 Orsman Rd, London N1 5RA
(0)7888 672459
Rev Date Description
30/09/2021
DRAFT
002_111
1:50 at A3
0m 1m 2m
Plan_Proposed
LANDSCAPING TBC
01 13/11/20 General Revisions
02 04/03/21 Roof structure change, windows renamed,
guttering, roof colour & timber cladding
updated
0303 30/09/21 Hallway design, ommitted doors, landscape
soffits, drainage, other
Outside Beverage Area
Croft 3 Restaurant
Scale 1:1000
Emergency Lighting
Heat Alarm
CO Alarm
Smoke Alarm
M/F Toilet
M/F Disabled Toilet
Alcohol Display Area
6m
3.2m
26m
Access
Egress
1.5m Shelf
Egress
WC
WC
DWC
DWC
7.8m
1.4m
1.2m 1m
Page 23

Page 24

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 25

ITEM 5(a) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF A PROVISIONAL PREMISES
LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: Mansefield House, The Gallery and the Larder, Shore Road, Arrochar, G83
7AG
APPLICANT:    Mansefield Ltd., Mansefield, Arrochar, G83 7AG
AGENT:    n/a
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
5 bedroom Luxury self-catering accommodation with The Gallery shop set in rural area within Loch
Lomond and Trossachs National Park. 
LICENSED HOURS APPLIED FOR 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Tuesday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Wednesday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Thursday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Friday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Saturday N/A 10.00 to 22.00
Sunday N/A 10.00 to 22.00 
ACTIVITIES:- Accommodation; Receptions; Club or other group meetings; Recorded music; Films;
Indoor/outdoor sports; Televised sport. 
SEASONAL VARIATION:-  None 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES: - Off Sales – 2.475m2                                                  
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.
Page 25 Agenda Item 5a

Page 26

ITEM 5(a) 
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections   
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:-
This is an unusual application in that it is seeking off-sales only in respect of The Gallery/Studio
which is adjacent to Mansefield House where the self-catering accommodation is provided.
Notwithstanding that it is only off-sales that are being sought, the applicant is seeking to include
“accommodation” in the Operating Plan. There is an issue as to whether an application of this nature
is competent. The applicant’s agent has been advised that they will require to address the Board on
the matter of competency. 
Page 26

Page 27

LSO REPORT updated 21/06/2023 
MANSFIELD HOUSE & THE GALLERY, SHORE ROAD, ARROCHAR, G83 7AG
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
LSO; this is a single application for a provisional premises licence to bring together two
separate businesses owned by the applicant.  They have a section 50 from National Parks’
Planning department. No section 50 Building or Environmental Health certificates are yet
available, hence the application for provisional licence. 
The first premises is Mansefield House a self-catering, exclusive use, short term let, guest
house 
The second premises depicted in the layout Plan shows that connected to Mansefield House
is Mansefield Studios, which is referred to in the application as the Gallery, This business is
essentially a gift shop. 
The premises have separate entrances and exits and to date function independently. 
The applicant wishes to add off sales to the Mansefield Studios/Gallery shop to allow off sales
only to nearby residents and tourists. 
They also intend to deliver alcohol to the guest house for consumption on the premises by
their guests. 
I am informed that the Layout Plan will be amended to show both businesses connected as a
single Off Sales premises. 
A red line will be shown around the licensed area (Studios/Gallery) and for the avoidance of
doubt the red line around the guest house will be removed to show that although part of the
Premises Licence sought it should be disregarded to allow on consumption within Mansefield
House to the level expected within the standard exclusive use, short term let, self-catering
establishment. 
In short an off sales Premises only, which is to include accommodation in the Operating Plan,
and where guests can consume alcohol on the premises. 
I am not aware of such a model in current operation. 
Page 27

Page 28

Operating Plan 
Question 1 off sales only 
Question 3 times for off sales, 10am till 10pm daily 
Question 5 activities, accommodation, receptions including; weddings, funerals, birthdays,
retirements, clubs or other group meetings recorded music films indoor outdoor sports,
televised sports.  
Column 4 where activities are also to be provided out with core licensed hours please confirm 
“The Gallery Shop will be open out with core licensed hours for non-alcoholic beverages,
cakes and snacks” 
Question 5 (f) any other activity 
There will be a small outdoor area available for consumption of cakes, snacks and non-
alcoholic beverages ancillary to the main use of The Gallery as a retail outlets. Takeaway will
also be available and delivery of goods ordered locally (including alcohol) will also be offered. 
Question 6 (on sales only) 
As this is an off sales only there is no requirement to outline Children’s access etc. However
the applicant’s agent has included the following; 
Terms
Children and Young persons will accompany families/friends or other groups when
residing at the property as guests. 
Ages
0-17 years 
Times
Throughout their stay at Mansfield house or when The Gallery and The Larder are open to the
public. I.e. 
Parts
All public parts. 
Capacity
Mansefield Studios/ the Gallery – 1sqm x 2sqm.  Approx. 5% of retail floor space is given over
to alcohol display. 
Page 28

Page 29

Page 29

Page 30

Page 30

Page 31

ITEM 5(b) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF A PROVISIONAL PREMISES
LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: The Balaclava Byre, Balaclava Croft, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, PA42 7DR
APPLICANT:    Alexander Moss, 5 Mansefield Road, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, PA42 7BH
AGENT:    n/a 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Restaurant, café, farm shop and lounge. 
LICENSED HOURS APPLIED FOR 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 12.00 to 23.00 11.00 to 21.00
Tuesday 12.00 to 23.00                     11.00 to 21.00
Wednesday 12.00 to 23.00                     11.00 to 21.00
Thursday 12.00 to 23.00                      11.00 to 21.00
Friday 12.00 to 23.00                      11.00 to 21.00
Saturday 12.00 to 24.00                      11.00 to 21.00
Sunday 12.00 to 22.00                      12.00 to 21.00 
ACTIVITIES:- Conference facilities; Restaurant facilities; Bar meals; Receptions; Recorded music; Live
performances; Outdoor drinking facilities. 
SEASONAL VARIATION:-  None 
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSON’S CONDITIONS:-
TERMS – Children of all ages and young persons are allowed access to the restaurant area until 22.00
in the company of a responsible person aged 18 years or over to take a meal. Access to the shop is
unrestricted.
Page 31 Agenda Item 5b

Page 32

ITEM 5(b) 
AGES – Children - Birth to 15 years; Young persons - 16 & 17 years
TIMES – Restaurant, cafe and lounge - 12.00 to 22.00 hours. Shop - 11.00 to 21.00 (Mon to Sat) &
12.00 to 21.00 (Sun). Outdoor area - Terminal hour 20.00
PARTS - All public parts of the premises. 
CAPACITY OF PREMISES: - On sales – 70 persons                                                 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.  
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections   
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:-
(1) The only outstanding section 50 certificate for these premises is the one from Environmental
Health and if this is received prior to the Board meeting then this application can be
considered as a full grant. 
Page 32

Page 33

LSO REPORT
THE BALACLAVA BYRE, PORT ELLEN, ISLE OF ISLAY, PA42 7DB
(REPORT BY ERIC DEARIE)
N.B. Awaiting from applicant updated layout plan which conforms to regulations.  These will be
submitted separately to Licensing if received.  
The premises is located in its own extensive grounds, with no near neighbours, on the outskirts of the
village of Port Ellen (see map below – all buildings shown form Balaclava Croft), and will be a
restaurant, café, farm shop and lounge, the shop selling local produce and alcohol.
Operating Plan
Questions 1, 2 & 3 – Both on and off sales of alcohol.  On sales 1200-2300 (Mon-Fri); 1200-Midnight
(Sat) and 1200-2200 (Sun).  Off Sales 1100-2100 (Mon-Sat) and 1200-2100 (Sun).  
Question 4 – no seasonal variation.
Question 5 – Activities
Conference facilities; restaurant facilities; and bar meals; receptions; recorded music; live
performance and televised sport; and outdoor drinking.  
The live performance will be local low-level amplified traditional music.  As the premises is in its own
grounds, with no near neighbours, there should be no noise pollution concerns.
Question 6 – Children & Young Person Access Statement.  
The LSO and applicant have agreed on the following wording for the Board’s approval – 
Terms
Children of all ages and young persons are allowed access to the restaurant area until 2200 in the company of a
responsible person aged 18 years or over to take a meal.  Access to the shop is unrestricted. 
Ages 
Children [birth to 15 years] 
Young persons [16 & 17 years]. 
Times
1000 to 2200 
Parts
All public parts of the premises. 
Question 7 – Capacity
On Sales – 70 persons
Off Sales - m² TBA 
Page 33

Page 34

EHO 
Environmental Health has been made aware of this application and no comments have been
received. 
Page 34

Page 35

alcohol display 0.550 depth
0.600 width=0.33
total retail 6m2x10m2=60
0.550x0.600 divide 60x100=
0.55% retail space with alchcol
display
Page 35

Page 36

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 37

ITEM 6(a)       
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: An Tobar & Mull Theatre, Back Brae, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, PA75 6NU
APPLICANT: Comar t/a An Tobar & Mull Theatre, Druimfin, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, PA75
6QB
AGENT: N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Arts centre with gallery, performance space, workshop spaces and cafe. 
EXISTING CORE HOURS PROPOSED CORE HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Thursday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Friday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Saturday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Sunday 11.00 to 22.00 10.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicants wish to vary the licence as follows:- 
1)  To increase the terminal hour for on sales to 12 midnight.
2)  To add a seasonal variation.
Page 37 Agenda Item 6a

Page 38

ITEM 6(a)       
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: Conference facilities; Restaurant facilities; Bar meals; Celebrations; Funerals;
Club or other group meetings; Recorded music; Live performances; Dance facilities; Theatre; Films;
Gaming; Indoor/Outdoor sports and outdoor drinking. 
PROPOSED SEASONAL VARIATION: We plan to use the licence to its full capacity in the season but
there will be changes in the off season where we may not need to utilise everything. 
LSO:  The premises is an arts centre with gallery, performance space, workshop spaces and café. 
This application is to extend the current On-Sales hours recorded at Q2 in the Operating Plan from
1100-2200 (Mon-Sun) to 1100-Midnight (Mon-Sun) and to add the following Seasonal Variation at
Q4 –
Proposed
“We plan to use our licence to its full capacity in the season but there will be changes in the off
season where we may not need to utilise everything.”
Licensing Board Policy  
‘The Management reserve the right to open the business one hour later than the commencement of
licensed core hours or close one hour earlier than termination of core hours on any day of the week
during winter months i.e. 1st October to 31st March.’
EHO
Environmental Health has been made aware of this application and no comments have been
received. 
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections. 
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:  None  
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION: 
Page 38

Page 39

ITEM 6(b)       
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: Ardbeg Mini Market, 78A Ardbeg Road, Rothesay, PA20 0NN
APPLICANT: Joe Dodgson, 17 Argyle Terrace, Rothesay, PA20 0BD
AGENT: N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
A village convenience store on ground floor of a tenement building in a rural location on the island of
Bute. 
EXISTING CORE HOURS PROPOSED CORE HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Tuesday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Wednesday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Thursday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Friday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Saturday n/a 10.00 to 17.30 n/a 10.00 to 20.00
Sunday n/a 12.30 to 16.00 n/a 12.30 to 20.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To increase the terminal hour to 20.00 on all days of the week. 
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: There are no activities listed on the premises licence. 
Page 39 Agenda Item 6b

Page 40

ITEM 6(b)       
LSO:  An application to extend core hours more in line with business hours. No issues
Operating Plan
Question 3
Current; 10:00 till 17:30 Monday till Saturday, 12:30 till 16:00 Sunday.
Proposed; 10:00 till 20:00 seven days.
EHO
No issues 
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections. 
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:  None  
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION: 
Page 40

Page 41

ITEM 6(c) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES:  Duck Bay Hotel & Marina, Duck Bay, Loch Lomond, G83 8QZ
APPLICANT: Alan Darrach Cawley, Cawley Hotels, Duck Bay Head Office, Loch Lomond,
Dunbartonshire, G83 8QZ
AGENT:    N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
The premises form a detached building solely occupied and situated on a rural loch side location.
Hotel with letting bedrooms, 1 function suite, bar and restaurant and outdoor jetty, all with outdoor
patio seating areas. Also has a coffee and gift shop. 
EXISTING LICENSED HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 10.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 10.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 10.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Thursday 10.00 to 24.00 10.00 to 22.00
Friday 10.00 to 01.00 10.00 to 22.00
Saturday 10.00 to 01.00 10.00 to 22.00
Sunday 10.00 to 24.00 12.30 to 22.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:-
1) To change the layout of the premises.
2) To amend the description.
3) Slight change to wording at Question 5(f) Any other activities.
Page 41 Agenda Item 6c

Page 42

ITEM 6(c) 
4)  Slight change to wording at Children and Young Person conditions.
5)  Change to the way the on-sales capacity figure is made up. 
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: Accommodation; Conference facilities; Restaurant facilities; Bar meals;
Celebrations; Funerals; Club or other group meetings; Recorded music; Live performances; Dance
facilities; Theatre; Films; Gaming; Indoor/outdoor sports; Televised sport and outdoor drinking. 
CURRENT WORDING AT QUESTION 5(f) any other activities: Tourist Gift Shop in restaurant foyer
open during core licensing hours.
Promotional Events including wedding fayres, product launches and the like. 
PROPOSED WORDING AT QUESTION 5(f) any other activities: Coffee Gift Shop in restaurant foyer
open during core licensing hours.
Promotional Events including wedding fayres, product launches and the like. 
CURRENT CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:
TIMES - Children and young persons will be permitted in the restaurant, function suites, and all
outside patio areas from 10.00am to 10.00pm.  In hotel letting bedrooms at any time and hotel toilets
and function suites when in use for the purpose of serving breakfast prior to 10.00am.   
PARTS – Children and young persons will be allowed entry to all parts of the hotel including entrance
foyers, toilets, function suites and letting bedrooms, except staff areas and kitchen. The Restaurant
including entrance foyer, gift shop, toilets and all outside patios. 
PROPOSED CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:
TIMES – Children and young persons will be permitted in the restaurant, coffee gift shop, function
suite, and all outside patio areas from 10.00am to 10.00pm.  In hotel letting bedrooms at any time and
hotel toilets and function suites when in use for the purpose of serving breakfast prior to 10.00am.   
PARTS - Children and young persons will be allowed entry to all parts of the hotel including entrance
foyers, toilets, function suites and letting bedrooms, except staff areas and kitchen.  The Restaurant
including entrance foyer, coffee gift shop, toilets and all outside areas. 
CURRENT ON-SALES CAPACITY – 380 persons. Bar/Restaurant 170 persons; Mallard Suite 150
persons; Arden Room 60 persons 
PROPOSED ON-SALES CAPACITY –   380 persons. Bar/Restaurant - 170 persons; Window on the Loch
Suite - 140 persons ; Coffee Gift Shop - 70 persons 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached.
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections  
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:-
Page 42

Page 43

LSO REPORT 
DUCK BAY HOTEL & MARINA, DUCK BAY, LOCH LOMOND, ALEXANDRIA, G83 8QZ
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
The applicant has recently completed refurbishment and re-adjustment to the interior of the
premises. 
Layout Plan; New Layout Plans have been submitted to include an additional four bedrooms,
reduced function suite capacity and a new more open plan reception and foyer area. The gift
shop has now added a coffee service. 
Description of the premises 
Current
The premises form a detached building solely occupied and situated on a rural loch side
location. Hotel with letting bedrooms, 2 function suites, bar and restaurant and outdoor jetty,
all with outdoor patio seating areas. Also has a tourist gift shop. 
Proposed
The premises form a detached building solely occupied and situated on a rural loch side
location. Hotel with letting bedrooms, 1function suite, bar and restaurant and outdoor jetty, al
with outdoor patio seating areas. Also has a coffee & gift shop. 
Operating Plan 
Question 5 (f) any other activities. 
Current; tourist gift shop in restaurant foyer open during core licensing hours. Promotional
events including wedding fayres, product launches and the like. 
Proposed; Coffee gift shop in restaurant foyer open during core licensing hours. Promotional
events including wedding fayres, product launches and the like. 
Question 6 Children and young persons 
Times
Current; children and young persons will be permitted in the restaurant, function suites, and
all outside patio areas from 10.00am to 10.00pm.  In hotel letting bedrooms at any time and
hotel toilets and function suites when in use for the purpose of serving breakfast prior to
10.00am.   
Proposed; children and young persons will be permitted in the restaurant, coffee gift shop
function suites, and all outside patio areas from 10.00am to 10.00pm.  In hotel letting
bedrooms at any time and hotel toilets and function suites when in use for the purpose of
serving breakfast prior to 10.00am.   
Parts
Page 43

Page 44

Current; children and young persons will be allowed entry to all parts of the hotel including
entrance foyers, toilets, function suites and letting bedrooms, except staff areas and kitchen.
The restaurant including entrance foyer, gift shop, toilets and all outside patios. 
Proposed; children and young persons will be allowed entry to all parts of the hotel including
entrance foyers, coffee gift shop, toilets, function suites and letting bedrooms, except staff
areas and kitchen. The restaurant including entrance foyer, gift shop, toilets and all outside
patios. 
Question 7 Capacity of Premises 
Current; on sales – 380 
Capacity breakdown - bar/restaurant 170 persons, Mallard suite 150 persons, Arden room 60
persons. 
Proposed; current; on sales – 380 
Capacity breakdown - bar/restaurant 170 persons, Window on the Loch Suite 140 persons,
Coffee gift shop 70 
EHO
No issues 
Page 44

Page 45

LOCATION PLAN @ 1:1250
SCALE BAR 1:1250
5m 10m 20m 50m
NORTH
CLARK DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
Strathleven House, Levenside Rd Dumbarton. G82 3PD
Tel: 01389 756271
Mob: 07780695446
Email: enquiries@clark-design.co.uk
Web: www.clarkdesign.org
LOCATION PLAN
1:1250 @ A4
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS
APR 22 2022/1199/L1
DUCK BAY MARINA
LOCH LOMOND
CAWLEY HOTELS
G83 8QZ
BUILDING (SCOTLAND) ACTS
This is the Approved Plan as relative to Application
22/00949/LATECC
Acceptance of Completion Where No Building Warrant
was Obtained
granted on 31 March 2023
Fergus Murray
For Argyll and Bute Council
Page 45

Page 46

NORTH
CLARK DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
Strathleven House, Levenside Rd Dumbarton. G82 3PD
Tel: 01389 756271
Mob: 07780695446
Email: enquiries@clark-design.co.uk
Web: www.clarkdesign.org
LOCATION PLAN
N.T.S @ A4
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS
APR 22 2022/1199/L2
DUCK BAY MARINA
LOCH LOMOND
CAWLEY HOTELS
G83 8QZ
BUILDING (SCOTLAND) ACTS
This is the Approved Plan as relative to Application
22/00949/LATECC
Acceptance of Completion Where No Building Warrant
was Obtained
granted on 31 March 2023
Fergus Murray
For Argyll and Bute Council
Page 46

Page 47

Jetty Bar
Cellar
Coffee Shop
SKY
Cellar
Cellar
WC (Female)
WC (Male)
WC (Disabled)
Restaurant
Bar
LiftHatch
Hatch
Hatch
Hatch
Hatch
Kitchen
Kitchen
Pantry
Server
Office
Bedroom
Bedroom
WC (Disabled)
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bar
WC (Female)
WC (Male)
Tank
Bedroom Bedroom
Bedroom Bedroom
Store
Laundry
Store
Store
Function
Reception
Service Yard
Cellar
Arden Room
IC
IC
PATIO
Room 17 Room 15Room 19Room 21Room 23Room 25Room 27
Room 24 Room 22 Room 20 Room 18 Room 16 Room 14 Room 12
Room 1
Room 2
Flat Roof
Balcony
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLAN @ 1:100
RED HATCHING DENOTES DOWNTAKINGS
WARRANT
CLARK DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
Strathleven House, Levenside Rd Dumbarton. G82 3PD
Tel: 01389 756271
Mob: 07780695446
Email: enquiries@clark-design.co.uk
Web: www.clarkdesign.org
This drawing must not be scaled, only written
dimensions to be respected.
All dimensions are to be checked/confirmed on site
prior to materials being ordered with special care given
to items prefabricated off site.
This drawing is the copyright of Clark Design
Architecture and must not be copied or reproduced
without permission.
This drawing must be read in conjunction with the
contract specification and all other architects,
engineers, drawings and layouts, schedules and
details.
No changes to be made without out consultation with
Clark Design.
EXISTING PLANS       
A1
DRAWING
PROJECT
CLIENT
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS
A1 APR 22 2022/1199/01
DUCK BAY MARINA
G83 8QZ
CAWLEY HOTELS
LOCH LOMOND
DENOTES AREAS OF BUILDING WHERE NEW WORKS ARE TAKING PLACE.
ALL OTHER AREAS REMAIN UNALTERED
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLAN @ 1:100
B
BUILDING (SCOTLAND) ACTS
This is the Approved Plan as relative to Application
22/00949/LATECC
Acceptance of Completion Where No Building Warrant
was Obtained
granted on 31 March 2023
Fergus Murray
For Argyll and Bute Council
Page 47

Page 48

GENERAL:
ALL WORKS TO BE CARRIED OUT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDANCE CONTAINED WITHIN
THE 2022 TECHNICAL HANDBOOK.
AIR INFILTRATION TO BE LIMITED BY TAPING ALL PLASTERBOARD JOINTS, VAPOUR BARRIER
JOINTS ETC. TAPED JOINTS AROUND ALL SOCKETS ETC. INSULATION TO BE RETURNED INTO
WINDOW INGOES.
DOWNTAKINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS 6187: 2011.
A RISK ASSESSMENT SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT AND MAINTAINED TO ENSURE THAT THE FIRE
LOADING WITHIN THE RECEPTION AREA IS KEPT TO AN APPROPRIATE LEVEL TO REDUCE THE
RISK FIRE WITHIN THIS AREA.
INTERNAL DOORS:
ALL NEW INTERNAL PASS DOORS TO BE SIZED TO PROVIDE A CLEAR
OPENING WIDTH OF:
800MM WHERE MINIMUM  CORRIDOR WIDTH IS 1500MM OR 825MM
WHERE MINIMUM CORRIDOR WIDTH IS 1200MM OR 850MM WHERE
MINIMUM CORRIDOR WIDTH IS 900MM
CLEAR OPENING WIDTH TO BE ACHIEVED WHEN MEASURED FROM
FACE OF LOCK SIDE DOOR CHECK TO FACE OF THE OPEN DOOR.
DRAINAGE:
NEW DRAINAGE CONNECTED TO EXISTING DRAINAGE SYSTEM AS
INDICATED ON PROPOSED PLANS.
GENERAL:
CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM EXISTING DRAINAGE LAYOUT ON SITE
PRIOR TO WORKS COMMENCING.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING - GENERAL:
EXISTING EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM TO BE ADAPTED TO SUIT
NEW LAYOUT WHERE REQUIRED.
NEW EMERGENCY LIGHTING INSTALLED AS INDICATED ON PLANS .
EMERGENCY LIGHTING TO BE INSTALLED ON PROTECTED CIRCUIT
ALL IN COMPLIANCE WITH BS 5266: PT1: 2016.
FIRE SAFETY - GENERAL:
FIRE ALARM/DETECTION SYSTEM ADAPTED WHERE REQUIRED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH BS 5939.
GENERAL:
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM WILL COMPLY WITH BS 5839 EMERGENCY
LIGHTING INSTALLATION WILL COMPLY WITH BS 5266-7 : 1999.
ILLUMINATED EXIT SIGNS WILL CONFORM TO BS 2560 AND BE FULLY
MAINTAINED AND OPERATE FOR UP TO THREE HOURS IN THE EVENT OF
MAINS FAILURE.
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS TO BE LOCATED FOR STAFF USE AND  COMPLY
WITH BS 5423.
FIRE SAFETY NOTICES WILL BE FITTED TO COMPLY WITH BS5499 PART 1
"PUSH BAR TO OPEN" SIGNS ON EXTERNAL FIRE DOORS ONLY.
"FIRE DOOR KEEP SHUT" ON INTERNAL DOORS.
DRAINAGE AND PLUMBING:
GENERAL:
TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS EN 12056:-2:2000.
CONNECTED TO EXISTING DRAINAGE AS INDICATED ON LAYOUT.
ALL DRAINAGE AND PLUMBING TO BE CARRIED OUT TO THE
SATISFACTION OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITY.
EXISTING DRAINAGE LOCATIONS, INVERT LEVELS AND FALLS TO BE
DISCUSSED AND VERIFIED ON SITE WITH THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES
DRAINAGE INSPECTOR.
ALL PIPEWORK SHOULD BE FULLY ACCESSIBLE THROUGHOUT ITS
LENGTH FOR CLEANING PURPOSES.
COMPONENTS BY MARLEY EXTRUSIONS OR EQUIVALENT.
ULTRA ABS WASTE SYSTEM TO BS 5255 1989
LARGE DIAMETER PIPEWORK TO BS 4514 1983
1:40 GRADIENT.
WHERE NECESSARY ALL STACKS TO BE FITTED WITHIN ACCESS FOR
RODDING PURPOSES.  STUB STACKS FITTED WITH AAV (DURGO
EQUIVALENT) TO TERMINATE ABOVE FLOOD PLAIN OF CISTERN.
PLUMBING TO ALL APPLIANCES TO BE IN COPPER.  FIT PRESSURE
REGULATING AND ISOLATING VALVES TO ALL FEEDS FOR EASE OF
MAINTENANCE.
DOOR CLOSERS:
ALL DOOR CLOSERS TO BE CAPABLE OF ALLOWING DOOR TO BE
OPERATED WITH AN OPENING FORCE OF NO MORE THAN 30N FOR
FIRST 30 DEGREES OF OPENING & 22.5N FROM REMAINDER OF
SWING WHEN MEASURED AT LEADING EDGE.
DOOR CLOSER TO BE CHECKED FOR COMPLIANCE PRIOR TO
INSTALLATION.
PROTECTION AT GLAZING:
GLAZING TO NEW GLAZED DOORS, NEW INTERNAL DOORS & ANY
GLAZED AREAS LESS THAN 800MM FROM FLOOR LEVEL TO BE
TOUGHENED TYPE IN COMPLIANCE WITH BS 6262:PART 4:2018.
FIRE SAFETY:
FIRE ALARM/DETECTION SYSTEM ADAPTED/INSTALLED TO
L1 STANDARD
SMOKE/HEAT DETECTORS TO BE INSTALLED IN ALL AREAS INCLUDING ANY
ROOF VOID.
ALL NEW EXIT DOORS TO HAVE FULL WIDTH PUSH BARS TO ROOM SIDE.
(ALL INTERNAL & EXIT DOORS TO ACHIEVE A MIN' OF 800MM CLEAR
OPENING).
MANIFESTATION TO GLAZING:
ALL FULL LENGTH GLAZING TO HAVE MANIFESTATION APPLIED TO PREVENT
PEROPLE FROM WALKING INTO GLASS. EXACT PATTERN, LOGO ETC TO BE
CONFIRMED BY CLIENT.
HOT AND COLD WATER:
THE INSTALLATION:
SUPPLIES TO APPLIANCES :     COLD      HOT
WC 15        NIL
SHOWER 15        15
WHB 15        15
INSTALLATION GENERALLY :
- INSTALL SYSTEMS SO THAT THEY COMPLY WITH
BS 6700 AND WATER SUPPLY BYELAWS AND
ARE FREE FROM LEAKS AND WATER HAMMER.
- ALL EQUIPMENT, PIPEWORK, COMPONENTS,
VALVES, ETC. TO BE FULLY ACCESSIBLE FOR
MAINTENANCE, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT.
- INSTALLATION TO BE FITTED WITH VENTS AT HIGH
POINTS AND DRAINING TAPS AT LOW POINTS TO
FACILITATE PURGING AND DRAINING.
TESTING THE SYSTEM :
- CARRY OUT TEST OF INSTALLATION.
HOT WATER PIPES TO BE FITTED WITH
THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVES WHERE SERVING ANY
NEW BATHS, BIDETS OR THERMOSTATIC SHOWERS.
HOT WATER AT POINT OF DISCHARGE MUST NOTE EXCEED
48 DEGREES CELSIUS.
AIR ADMITTANCE VALVES :
AGREEMENT CERTIFIED. 110MM DURGO INSTALLED WHERE
INDICATED(TO BE INSTALLED ABOVE FLOOD LINE OF HIGHEST
WHB) ANY AAV'S BOXED IN ARE TO HAVE A 65MM DIAMETER
CIRCULAR VENT GRILL LOCATED TO THE SIDE OF THE DUCT.
WATER EFFICIENT FITTING TO BE USED:
DUAL FLUSH WC CISTERNS TO HAVE AVERAGE FLUSH VOLUME
OF NOT MORE THAN 4.5 LITRES.
SINGLE FLUSH WC CISTERNS TO HAVE A FLUSH VOLUME OF NOT
MORE THAN 4.5 LITRES.
TAPS SERVING WHB'S TO HAVE FLOW RATE OF NOT MORE THAN 6
LITRES PER MINUTE.
SANITARY APPLIANCES/ FITTINGS:
WC PAN AND CISTERN :
- ARRANGEMENT : CLOSE COUPLED CISTERN
- PAN: TO BE APPROVED
SEAT : WHITE
PAN CONNECTOR : S TRAP
- CISTERN (COMPLETE WITH VALVE, OPERATING
MECHANISM, FLUSH PIPE AND ALL NECESSARY
CONNECTORS)
WASH BASIN :
- TYPE : CLIENTS CHOICE
- TAPS : BASIN TAPS (CLIENTS CHOICE).
- WASTE 38MM
- TRAP : BOTTLE TRAP
SHOWER & SCREEN :
- TYPE : CLIENT CHOICE
- UNIT : THERMOSTATIC / MIXER.
- WASTE 44MM
- TRAP : LOW INLET TUBULAR BATH TRAP
CISTERNS :
- ENSURE THAT OVERFLOW PIPE IS FIXED TO FALLS,
AND LOCATED TO GIVE VISIBLE WARNING OF
DISCHARGE. AGREE POSITION WITH CA.
SEALANT POINTING :
- SEALANT : SILICONE BASED TO BS 5889, TYPE
B WITH FUNGICIDE.
COLOUR : WHITE
VENTILATION:
TRICKLE VENTILATION PROVIDED TO NEW BEDROOMS BY WINDOW
TRICKLE VENTS PROVIDING A MINIMUM OF 12'000mm2 VENTILATION.
MECHANICAL VENTILATION TO ENSUITES BY FAN CAPABLE OF EXTRACT
RATE OF 15 L/SEC CONNECTED TO EXISTING VENTILATION SYSTEM.
ALL FANS/VENTS TO BE POSITIONED A MIN' OF 1.75M ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL.
INTERNAL PARTITIONS/WALLS BEING REMOVED:
ALL PARTITIONS/WALLS BEING REMOVED ARE NON LOADBEARING
TIMBER STUD & MASONRY TYPE.
ELECTRICAL:
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION SHALL BE PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
BS 7671: 2018 + Amd 2 : 2022
ELECTRICAL WORKS TO BE SIGNED OFF AT COMPLETION BY A COMPETENT
PERSON AFFILIATED TO SELECT / NICEIC OR EQUAL.
INSTALL ESCAPE ROUTE LIGHTING AS INDICATED ON PROPOSED PLAN. TO BE
ON A PROTECTED CIRCUIT.
GENERAL:
VENT HOODS TO BE USED WITH DOWNLIGHTERS WHERE APPLICABLE.
OUTLETS AND CONTROLS FOR ELECTRICAL FIXTURES SHOULD BE AT LEAST
350MM FORM ANY INTERNAL CORNER AND NOT MORE THAN 1.2M FROM FLOOR
LEVEL. LIGHT SWITCHES SHOULD BE POSITIONED AT A HEIGHT BETWEEN
900MM AND 1.1M. STANDARD SWITCHED OR UNSWITCHED SOCKETS OUTLETS
& OUTLETS FOR OTHER SERVICES SUCH AS TELEPHONE OR TV TO BE
POSITIONED AT LEAST 400MM ABOVE F.L.
ENSURE A MINIMUM OF 100% OF FIXED LIGHT FITTINGS & LAMPS ARE LOW
ENERGY TYPE.
FIRE DOORS:
NEW BEDROOM DOORS TO BE 30mins SELF CLOSING FIRE
DOORS WITH LSK ARCHITECTURAL DOOR CLOSERS REF:
DC24ARCSNP (COMPLYING WITH BS EN 1154)
DOORS TO BE FITTED WITH INTUMESCENT STRIPS & COLD
SMOKE SEALS. DOOR STYLE TO BE CHOSEN BY CLIENT.
MID HINGE ON FIRE DOORS TO BE SITED 200MM BELOW TOP
HINGE.
WINDOWS/DOORS: (1.4W/M2K)
INSTALL NEW WHITE UPVC FRAMED DOUBLE GLAZED
PATIO DOORS TO ROOMS 14 & 15. UNITS TO MATCH EXISTING.
GENERAL:
INSTALLED TO MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS WHERE THESE
EXCEED THE BUILDING BS 8213-4: 2016.
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS OR AS PER
SECTION 8 OF U-VALUE = 1.4W/M2K.
TRICKLE VENTILATORS TO PROVIDE A TOTAL VENT RATE OF: 12000MM2
WINDOWS TO BE TESTED & CERTIFIED TO PAS 24: 2016
DOORS TO BE TESTED & CERTIFIED TO PAS 24: 2016
BS 7412: 2007 (FOR UPVC UNITS)
BS 644: 2012 (FOR TIMBER UNITS)
BS 4873: 2016 (FOR ALUMINIUM UNITS)
BS 6510: 2010 (FOR STEEL UNITS)
UNITS TO COMPLY WITH SECURED BY DESIGN GUIDELINES.
TOUGHENED (TEMPERED) GLASS TO LOWER PANELS IN
WINDOWS/DOORS WHERE GLAZING IS 800MM OR BELOW
FROM FLOOR LEVEL TO COMPLY WITH BS 6262 PART 4 2018.
SEALANT JOINTS :
- SEALANT MANUFACTURER AND REFERENCE :
PROPRIETARY EXTERNAL MASTIC
COLOUR : WHITE
- PREPARE JOINTS AND APPLY SEALANT
VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL HYLOAD DPC AROUND
WINDOW OPENINGS.
INTERNAL PARTITIONS:
100X50MM STUDS @ 600MM CENTRES TO NON LOADBEARING PARTITIONS WITH 15MM TAPER
EDGE PLASTERBOARD (10kg/m2) FINISH TO BOTH SIDES, JOINTS AMES TAPED, PLASTER FILLED,
SANDED & SEALED READY FOR DECORATION.
(MOISTURE RESISTING BOARD WITH CERAMIC WALL FINISH WITH WATERPROOF GROUT TO
NEW BATH/SHOWER ENCLOSURES).
BETWEEN STUDS INSTALL 60MM THICK QUILT INSULATION (10kg/m3 MINIMUM DENSITY) WIRE
REINFORCED & SUSPENDED IN CAVITY. ALL AS PER GENERAL MINIMUM CONSTRUCTIONS
SECTION 5.
ENSURE ANY NEW WC/ENSUITE COMPARTMENT PARTITIONS HAVE PLASTERBOARD FIXED
OVER 18MM PLYWOOD TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH ROBUST WALL CONSTRUCTION AS PER
SECTION 3.
BEDROOM DOORS:
ALL NEW BEDROOM DOORS LEADING FROM COMMON HALLWAY
AREAS TO HAVE A MASS PER UNIT AREA OF AT LEAST 25 KG/M2.
DOOR TO BE FITTED WITH A PERIMETER SEAL, EXCLUDING THE
THRESHOLD, TO MINIMISE NOISE TRANSMITTANCE THROUGH THE
DOORSET.
OCCUPANCY:
THE REDUCED FUNCTION SUITE AREA HAS A DESIGNED CAPACITY
OF NO MORE THAN 60 PERSONS
DUCK BAY HOTEL
DUCK
BAY
WELCOME TO DUCK BAY
HOTEL & RESTAURANT
DUCK BAY
DUCK BAY MARINA
DUCK BAY HOTEL
DUCK
BAY
WELCOME TO DUCK BAY
HOTEL & RESTAURANT
DUCK BAY
DUCK BAY MARINA
EXISTING BLOCK CAVITY WALL
EXISTING ROOF
NEW COLD STORENEW FREEZER
EXISTING BLOCK CAVITY WALL
NEW DPM LINKED TO EXISTING DPC
EXISTING CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB
EXISTING FOUNDATIONS EXISTING FOUNDATIONS
WARRANT
CLARK DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
Strathleven House, Levenside Rd Dumbarton. G82 3PD
Tel: 01389 756271
Mob: 07780695446
Email: enquiries@clark-design.co.uk
Web: www.clarkdesign.org
This drawing must not be scaled, only written
dimensions to be respected.
All dimensions are to be checked/confirmed on site
prior to materials being ordered with special care given
to items prefabricated off site.
This drawing is the copyright of Clark Design
Architecture and must not be copied or reproduced
without permission.
This drawing must be read in conjunction with the
contract specification and all other architects,
engineers, drawings and layouts, schedules and
details.
No changes to be made without out consultation with
Clark Design.
PROPOSED PLAN & SECTION       
A1
DRAWING
PROJECT
CLIENT
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS
A1 APR 22 2022/1199/03
DUCK BAY MARINA
G83 8QZ
CAWLEY HOTELS
LOCH LOMOND
E
EXISTING FRONT ELEVATION @ 1:100
EXISTING REAR ELEVATION @ 1:100
PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION @ 1:100
PROPOSED REAR ELEVATION @ 1:100
SECTION THROUGH FORMER SERVICE YARD/NEW COLD STORES @ 1:50
BUILDING (SCOTLAND) ACTS
This is the Approved Plan as relative to Application
22/00949/LATECC
Acceptance of Completion Where No Building Warrant
was Obtained
granted on 31 March 2023
Fergus Murray
For Argyll and Bute Council
Page 48

Page 49

Jetty Bar
Cellar
Coffee Shop
SKY
Cellar
Cellar
WC (Female)
WC (Male)
WC (Disabled)
Restaurant
Bar
LiftHatch
Hatch
Hatch
Hatch
Hatch
Kitchen
Kitchen
Pantry
Cold Store
Cold Store
Freezer
Server
Office
Bedroom
Bedroom
WC (Disabled)
Bedroom
Bedroom
Servery
WC (Female)
WC (Male)
Tank
Bedroom Bedroom
Bedroom Bedroom
Laundry
Function
Patio
Room 15 Room 14
Store
Reception 8.9sqm
Room 11 Room 12
IC
IC
AAV AAV
AAV AAV
MV MV
Push Bar
E
é SD
Eé
SD SD
E
é
Eé
BG
BG
BG
BG
Push Bar
Eé
MV
SD
SD
SD SD
MV
E é
Fixed seating
Fixed seating
Fixed seating
Fixed seating
Eé
Eé
BG
Service yard
PATIO
PATIOPATIO
1350
1220
Room 17 Room 15Room 19Room 21Room 23Room 25Room 27
Room 24 Room 22 Room 20 Room 18 Room 16 Room 14 Room 12
Room 1
Room 2
Flat Roof
Balcony
NEW HALF HR SC FIRE DOOR
NEW HALF HR SC FIRE DOOR
NEW HALF HR SC FIRE DOORS
1351
NEW HALF HR SC FIRE DOOR
SD
886
SHOWER ROOM
Twin 10 deg 12w Spots
5w LED Downlight
3hr N/M Emergency D/Light
20w LED Bulkhead
M3 Emergency Exit Sign
PIR Sensor
36w IP65 LED Batten Light
2 Gang Switched Socket
Fused Connection Point
NM3 Emergency Bulkhead
Twin 10 deg 7.5w Spots
E é
E
4W RGBW Downlight
Light switch
MV Mechanical fan
Fire alarm sounder
BG
Break glass point
1/2hr sc fire door
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN @ 1:100
WARRANT
CLARK DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
Strathleven House, Levenside Rd Dumbarton. G82 3PD
Tel: 01389 756271
Mob: 07780695446
Email: enquiries@clark-design.co.uk
Web: www.clarkdesign.org
This drawing must not be scaled, only written
dimensions to be respected.
All dimensions are to be checked/confirmed on site
prior to materials being ordered with special care given
to items prefabricated off site.
This drawing is the copyright of Clark Design
Architecture and must not be copied or reproduced
without permission.
This drawing must be read in conjunction with the
contract specification and all other architects,
engineers, drawings and layouts, schedules and
details.
No changes to be made without consultation with Clark
Design.
PROPOSED PLANS       
A1
DRAWING
PROJECT
CLIENT
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS
A1 APR 22 2022/1199/02
DUCK BAY MARINA
G83 8QZ
CAWLEY HOTELS
LOCH LOMOND
DENOTES AREAS OF BUILDING WHERE NEW WORKS ARE TAKING PLACE.
ALL OTHER AREAS REMAIN UNALTERED
(NO CHANGE)
G
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN @ 1:100
(NO CHANGE)
BUILDING (SCOTLAND) ACTS
This is the Approved Plan as relative to Application
22/00949/LATECC
Acceptance of Completion Where No Building Warrant
was Obtained
granted on 31 March 2023
Fergus Murray
For Argyll and Bute Council
Page 49

Page 50

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 51

ITEM 6(d) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES:  Garelochhead Bowling Club, Feorlin Way, Garelochhead, G84 0DG
APPLICANT: As above
AGENT:    N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Clubhouse consisting of Bar/Lounge, Locker Room and Function area.   
EXISTING LICENSED HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 11.00 to 23.00 11.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 11.00 to 23.00 11.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 11.00 to 23.00 11.00 to 22.00
Thursday 11.00 to 23.00 11.00 to 22.00
Friday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Saturday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Sunday 11.00 to 23.00 12.30 to 22.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicants wish to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To amend the Children and Young Person's conditions. 
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: Bar meals; Celebrations; Funerals; Club or other group meetings; Recorded
music; Live performances; Dance facilities; Gaming; Indoor/outdoor sports; Televised sport and
outdoor drinking.
Page 51 Agenda Item 6d

Page 52

ITEM 6(d) 
CURRENT CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:
TERMS – All children under 18 years to be accompanied by a responsible adult.
AGES – All children under 18 years of age.
TIMES – From opening time until 2100 hrs, 7 days a week, or if attending a private function with
parent or guardian for the duration of the function. Junior members over 14 years may be
unaccompanied until 2100 hrs.
PARTS – All parts of club which includes lounge bar and locker/function hall. 
PROPOSED CHILDREN & YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:
TERMS – Children/young persons will be allowed controlled access as advised in Question 6D.
AGES – All children/young persons under 18 years of age.
TIMES – From opening time until 2100/2300 ours (but see * for times of access/controls for the
lounge bar/all areas of the Club), 7 days a week, or if attending a private function with parent or
guardian, for the duration of the function.
* All children under 14 years of age not allowed in the lounge bar beyond 2100 hours and must be
accompanied by a responsible adult at all times in all parts of the Club.
*Junior members aged 14 years and over may be unaccompanied in the lounge bar until 2300 hours
and unaccompanied at all times in all the other parts of the Club.
*Member guests aged 14 years and over allowed in the lounge bar until 2300 hours providing
accompanied by a responsible adult.
PARTS – All parts of club which includes lounge bar and locker/function hall. 
LSO COMMENTS:  See report attached
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections  
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   None
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:- 
Page 52

Page 53

LSO REPORT 
GARELOCHHEAD BOWLING CLUB, FEORLIN WAY, GARELOCHHEAD, G84 0DG
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
This is an application to amend the club’s children and young persons’ details in terms of
times which do go beyond the Board’s policy. The Club representatives consider this
variation will enhance their being recognised as a family orientated club and also encourage
more junior membership which is very important in their aim of promoting lawn bowls. The
applicants ask the Board to consider their application favourably whilst they acknowledge
steps out with the current Policy. 
Operating Plan 
Question 6(a) Children and Young Persons 
(6b) Terms 
Current; all children under 18 years to be accompanied by a responsible adult. 
Proposed; children/young persons will be allowed controlled access as advised in question
6d. 
(6c) Ages 
Current; all children under 18 years of age 
Proposed; all children/young persons under 18 years of age 
6(d) Times 
Current; from opening time until 2100 hrs, 7 days a week, or if attending a private function
with parent or guardian for the duration of the function. 
Junior members over 14 years may be unaccompanied until 2100 hrs. 
Proposed; from opening time until 2100/2300 hours (but see * for times of access/ controls
for the lounge bar/all areas of the club), 7 days a week, or if attending a private function with
parent or guardian, for the duration of the function. 
*all children under 14 years of age not allowed in the lounge bar beyond 2100 hours and must
be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times in all parts of the club 
*junior members aged 14 years and over may be unaccompanied  in the lounge bar until 2300
hours and unaccompanied at all times in all other parts of the club. 
*member guests aged 14 years and over allowed in the lounge bar until 2300 hours providing
accompanied by a responsible adult. 
Page 53

Page 54

Board policy General Principles; The Board wishes to encourage family friendly licensed
premises where there is an environment where families can socialise safely together….. 
The Board are asked to consider a request for a child, being an unaccompanied junior member
and/or an accompanied member guest, both 14 years and over, to be in the lounge with a bar
counter until 23:00 with no requirement to be there for the purposes outlined in the policy that
is;. 
“Children under the age of 16 must be excluded from any room where there is a bar counter
after 10pm except during private functions, for the purpose of viewing live entertainment, or
where the child is in the room for the purpose of taking a meal” 
“…..The Board will require that whilst in any room with a bar counter all children must be in
the company of, or supervised by, an appropriate responsible adult……” 
In summary, currently 9pm, seeking 11pm, Board policy 10pm when accompanied and
for a specific purpose 
6(e) Parts 
Current; all parts of club which includes lounge bar and locker/function hall.
Proposed; no change to above. 
EHO
No issues 
Page 54

Page 55

ITEM 6(e) 
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES:  Lochavullin Bar, Combie Street, Oban, PA34 4HS
APPLICANT: Annmarie MacLean, 17 The Greens, Glencruitten Road, Oban, PA34 4DD
AGENT:    N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
The premises are a single storey public house comprising lounge and public bars situated in the
centre of Oban. The building, in which the premises are located, has flats above. The adjoining
buildings include shops on the ground floor and flats above. 
EXISTING LICENSED HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Thursday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Friday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Saturday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Sunday 11.00 to 01.00 12.30 to 22.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To add indoor/outdoor sports as an activity. 
Page 55 Agenda Item 6e

Page 56

ITEM 6(e) 
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: Restaurant facilities; Bar meals; Celebrations; Funerals; Club or other group
meetings; Recorded music; Live performances; Gaming and televised sport. 
LSO COMMENTS:  The premises is a single storey public house comprising lounge and public bar
situated in the centre of Oban. The building in which the premises is located has flats above. The
adjoining buildings include shops on the ground floor and flats above.  
This is a ‘tidying up’ application to add Indoor/Outdoor Sports during core licensing hours at Q5(c) in
the premises licence operating plan.  The premises currently provides a pool table and dartboard and
this application is to right the current omission of these activities.
NB. Children and young persons are allowed access to the lounge bar only and until 2000 in the
company of a person aged 18 years or over and taking a meal.  The pool table and dartboard are
located in the public bar.
There are no concerns with this application.
EHO
Environmental Health has been made aware of this application and no comments have been received. 
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections   
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:   A late objection has been received by e-mail on 19th June from Mrs
L Whyte, 33B Combie Street, Oban PA34 4HS.
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION:-
The last date for receiving objections was 13th June. The objection submitted by Mrs L Whyte was
received by e-mail on 19th June. The Board does have the power to accept late objections where there
are “good reasons”. In that case, the Board must consider whether it is in the interests of justice to
postpone or adjourn the hearing. The preliminary issue, therefore, is for the Board to determine
whether to accept the late objection, having regard to the reasons provided by the objector and the
views of the applicant. The e-mail dated 20th June from Mrs L Whyte explaining why her objection was
late is attached. 
In the event that the Board decide to accept the objection then a copy of it will be circulated to
members at the meeting.
Page 56

Page 57

Received 20th June 2023 
Many thanks for your reply, 
My response was late as I have been unwell with heart issues, as well as having very poor sight and
difficulty reading, i needed to wait until a family member was available to assist me. Unfortunately
my daughter who would normally help was away and unable to help but we thought we should
respond anyway. 
My apologies for the delay, had I been able to object earlier I most certainly would have.  
Kindest Regards 
Linda Whyte 
Sent from my iPhone 
Page 57

Page 58

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 59

ITEM 6(f)       
Argyll and Bute Licensing Board
27th June 2023
VARIATION OF A PREMISES LICENCE 
NAME OF PREMISES: The Royal Bar, 4 Pier Road, Innellan, PA23 8TH
APPLICANT: Martin Donovan, Address as above
AGENT: N/A 
DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES:
Located in village environment, off Shore Road, Innellan. Single storey terraced public house
premises with two access and egress points. 
EXISTING CORE HOURS PROPOSED CORE HOURS 
ON SALES OFF SALES ON SALES OFF SALES
Monday 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00
Tuesday 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00
Wednesday 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00
Thursday 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 01.00 11.00 to 22.00
Friday 11.00 to 02.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 02.00 11.00 to 22.00
Saturday 11.00 to 02.00 11.00 to 22.00 11.00 to 02.00 11.00 to 22.00
Sunday 11.00 to 24.00 12.30 to 22.00 11.00 to 24.00 11.00 to 22.00 
DETAILS OF VARIATIONS SOUGHT:-
The applicant wishes to vary the licence as follows:- 
1) To change the start time on a Sunday for on and off sales from 12.30pm to 11.00am.
2) Add restaurant as an activity and change column 4 to Yes for activities related to early opening for
breakfast.
3) Amend the Children and Young Person Conditions.
Page 59 Agenda Item 6f

Page 60

ITEM 6(f)       
4) To remove reference to 'restricted family area' on layout plan. 
CURRENT ACTIVITIES: Bar meals; Celebrations; Funerals; Club or other group meetings; Recorded
music; Live performances; Dance; Gaming; Indoor/Outdoor sports and televised sports. 
CURRENT CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:-
TERMS – Children with adults will be seated in the designated family area 0-17 yrs. 14 - 17 yrs will be
allowed to sit in the eating area with adults - they will be allowed to play pool. No children or young
persons will be allowed to approach the bar or be served alcohol.
AGES – 0-17 years
TIMES – Children from 0-17 years will be permitted access from 11.00am to 8.00pm Monday to
Saturday and 12.30pm to 8.00pm on a Sunday
PARTS – Family eating area, restaurant and pool area. Not allowed to approach the bar. 
PROPOSED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS CONDITIONS:-
TERMS – Children will be permitted access provided they are accompanied by an adult 18 years or
over. Young persons will be permitted access for the consumption of food.
AGES – Children 0-15 years; Young persons 16-17 years
TIMES – Children and young persons will be permitted access until 22.00 hours and may remain for
the duration of a function or event.
PARTS - All public areas with the exception of immediate bar servery area. 
LSO:  See report attached. 
POLICE COMMENTS:  No Police objections. 
OBJECTIONS/REPRESENTATIONS:  None  
POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION: 
Page 60

Page 61

LSO REPORT 
THE ROYAL BAR (FORMERLY THE VILLAGERS ROYAL), 4 PIER ROAD, INNELLAN, PA23
8TH
(REPORT BY RAYMOND PARK) 
The new management/owners of the premises have taken time to settle in and examine the
current business plan/operating plan. They are now in a position to make several adjustments
to the Operating Plan hence this application. The applicants have developed the premises to
be more of a family orientated restaurant than a lounge bar. 
Operating Plan 
Question 2 on sales hours 
Current; 
Monday to Wednesday 11:00 till 24:00
Thursday     11:00 till 01:00
Friday & Saturday         11:00 till 02:00
Sunday                          12:30 till 24:00 
Proposed; 
Monday to Wednesday 11:00 till 24:00
Thursday      11:00 till 01:00
Friday & Saturday          11:00 till 02:00
Sunday                           11:00 till 24:00 
Question 2 off sales hours 
Current
Monday to Saturday 11:00 till 22:00
Sunday                     12:30 till 22:00 
Proposed
Monday to Saturday 11:00 till 22:00
Sunday                     11:00 till 22:00 
Question 5 activities.
Add restaurant 
Remove dance facilities & gaming 
Yes has been added in column four, add; Opening for breakfast from 9am.  Food collection.   
Receptions may require earlier openings 
Question 6 Children and Young Persons 
Terms
Page 61

Page 62

Current; children with adults will be seated in the designated family area 0-17 yrs. 14 - 17 yrs.
will be allowed to sit in the eating area with adults - they will be allowed to play pool. No
children or young persons will be allowed to approach the bar or be served alcohol. 
Proposed; Children will be permitted access provided they are accompanied by an adult 18
years or over.  Young Persons will be permitted access for the consumption of food 
Ages;
Current; 0-17 years
Proposed; 0-15 years & 16 & 17 years. 
Times; 
Current; children from 0-17 years will be permitted access from 11.00am to 8.00pm Monday
to Saturday and 12.30pm to 8.00pm on a Sunday 
Proposed; Children and Young Persons will be permitted access until 22.00 hours and may
remain for the duration of a function or event. 
Parts 
Current; family eating area, restaurant and pool area. Not allowed to approach the bar.
Proposed; All public areas, with exception of immediate bar servery area   
EHO
No issues.
Page 62

Page 63

Page 63

Page 64

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 65

Page 65 Agenda Item 7a

Page 66

This page is intentionally left blank

Page 67

Page 67 Agenda Item 7b

Page 68

This page is intentionally left blank