Condition on Sensitive sites Sample Clauses

Condition on Sensitive sites. Most submitters expressed their frustration with the legal requirements of the Act, which they felt often ignored the local community and their opinions / concerns. As a result most submitters stated that they wished to see the inclusion of some form of ‘safeguard’ or exclusion zone between what are deemed ‘sensitive sites’ and premises which sell alcohol. The condition on sensitive sites aims to address applications for new on- and off-licensed premises, such as taverns and bottle stores, which are deemed higher risk than restaurants and supermarkets. A 300 metre distance restriction has been adopted between these premises and sensitive sites. Where the proposed premises is situated outside this distance, the restriction does not apply. Where the premises is situated closer than 300 metres from a sensitive site, the DLC will determine the impact thereof, on a case by case basis. Formatted: Strikethrough Whangarei District Council Policy Local Alcohol Policy (Provisional) Policy #tbc Table of contents 1 Introduction 3 2 Purpose of the Policy 3 3 The Policy Objectives 3 4 The Policy Provisions 3 5 Review of Policy 6 6 CBD Map. 8 7 Appendix 1 - Reasons and explanation for each policy element 9
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Condition on Sensitive sites. Most submitters expressed their frustration with the legal requirements of the Act, which they felt often ignored the local community and their opinions / concerns. As a result most submitters stated that they wished to see the inclusion of some form of ‘safeguard’ or exclusion zone between what are deemed ‘sensitive sites’ and premises which sell alcohol. The condition on sensitive sites aims to address applications for new on- and off-licensed premises, such as taverns and bottle stores, which are deemed higher risk than restaurants and supermarkets. A 300 metre distance restriction has been adopted between these premises and sensitive sites. Where the proposed premises is situated outside this distance, the restriction does not apply. Where the premises is situated closer than 300 metres from a sensitive site, the DLC will determine the impact thereof, on a case by case basis.
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