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Section 4.55(2) Modification of consent to amend Condition 2 to continue 24 hour trading for internal areas and until 12.00 midnight for the mezzanine level terrace.
Use 31.26sqm of outdoor dining on the public footway of Devonshire Street in association with Molly Malone’s Tavern. Proposed hours are 10:00am to 10:00pm Sunday to Thursday inclusive, 10:00am to midnight on Friday, and 9:00am to midnight on Saturday. This is a new application.
S4.55(2) - Modification of consent to amend Condition 2 to continue 24 hour trading for internal areas and until 12.00 midnight for the mezzanine level terrace
New awning over the footpath adjacent to Devonshire Street and new signage.
Gaelic Hotel: Section 96 application to modify the fitout of the hotel. Works include internal adjustments to the gaming room layout, changing the balustrade from horizontal to vertical bars, not bricking up the windows to the void on the western wall but using fire rated plaster instead, and changes to the acoustic system to meet Council requirements. The site has a rear frontage to Beattie Lane.
Gaelic Hotel: Section 96 application to continue the extended trading hours for a further 2 year trial period, to operate on a 24 hour basis, and use of the mezzanine level terrace from 10am to 12 midnight daily. The site also has a frontage to Beattie Lane.
Subdivision of the sites into two lots for a boundary adjustment
S96(2) modification of conditions of consent for the 'Gaelic Hotel' including the description of the approved development, Condition (2) - Hours of Operation, Condition (7) - Plan of Management, Condition (9) - Noise Management, Condition (11) - Noise Limiters, Condition (13) - Number of Occupants in Individual Areas, Condition (14) - Gaming Machines, Condition (17) - Surveillance Cameras, Condition (19) - Removal of Glass, Condition (23) - Noise - Use, Condition (24) - Noise - Mechanical Plant, Condition (25) - No Speakers or Music Outside.
New recessed smokers terrace to first floor of Gaelic Hotel and alterations to layout. Modification of a number of management and operation conditions are also proposed.
Modify consent to re-instate a lapsed trial period to allow the premises known as the Gaelic Theatre situated at 56A Devonshire Street, Surry Hills to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for a 12 month trial period.
S96(1A) - Renew POPE approval & correct council error on address. Should be 56A Devonshire Street.
S96(2) modification to previously approved use of the ground floor and internal mezzanine floor of the building as a licensed hotel operating on a 24 hour basis for a 1 year trial period and providing entertainment (to be known as the Gaelic Hotel). Modifications include correction of placement of forecourt balustrade railing to be located in front of bi-fold door along Devonshire Street, delete condition 14a relating to the operation of the gaming machine room due to inconsistency with the Gaming Machines Act 2001, amend condition 5a to exclude compulsory signage requirements under the Liquor Regulations 1996 and amend condition 14c relating to the location of automatic teller machines with respect to the gaming machines, addition of single door entrance at west side of forecourt to Devonshire Street, change to gaming room shape, change to terrace area to include new street entrance.
Use of the ground and mezzanine /first floors of the building as a licensed hotel- (to be known as the Gaelic Hotel). The hotel will trade on a 24 hour basis subject to a 1 year trial period. Entertainment will be provided on the premises in the form of D.J's, bands and the like - also subject to a 1 year trial period. works include new glass folding doors across the front facade of the building and signage. . Internal modifications include a new gaming room and new kitchen area.
Use of the upper floor of the premises as a Place of Public Entertainment.Entertainment will be provided between 12.00 midday to 1.00am the following day, 7 days a week. on the basis of a 2 year trial period. Entertainment will largely consist of traditional Irish performance including Irish bands and Irish dancing.