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Summary of premises licence
     3. A summary of any premises licence required to be issued under section 26(1)(b) of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 is to be in the form set out in Schedule 2.

Application for a premises licence
     4. —(1) Subject to paragraph (2), an application for a premises licence is to be in the form set out in Schedule 3.

    (1) An application for a premises licence lodged no later than 16th January 2009 may also include the additional material set out in Schedule 4.

Layout plan
     5. —(1) A layout plan is to be drawn–

(a) in a scale where 1 millimetre represents 100 millimetres; or

(b) in such other scale as may be agreed between the person submitting the plan and the Licensing Board to which it is to be submitted.

    (2) A layout plan–

(a) is to show the matters specified in paragraph (3);

(b) is to show the matters specified in paragraph (4) in the case of premises to be licensed for the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises;

(c) is to show the matters specified in paragraph (5) in the case of premises to be licensed for the sale of alcohol for consumption off the premises; and

(d) may include a legend through which the matters mentioned or referred to in those paragraphs are sufficiently illustrated by the use of symbols on the plan.

    (3) The matters specified in this paragraph are–

(a) the extent and dimensions of the boundary of the building, if relevant, and any external and internal walls of the building and, if different, the perimeter and dimensions of the premises to be licensed (including outside drinking areas);

(b) the location and names of any streets surrounding the premises from which members of the public have access to the premises;

(c) the location and width of each point of access to and egress from the premises;

(d) the location and width of any other escape routes from the premises;

(e) the location of any equipment used for the detection or warning of fire or smoke or for fighting fires;

(f) the location of any steps, stairs, elevators or lifts on the premises;

(g) the location of any toilets on the premises (identified as male, female or disabled as appropriate);

(h) any area on the premises set aside specifically for the use of children and young persons; and

(i) any area on the premises to which children and young persons will have access.

    (4) The matters specified in this paragraph are the use or uses to which each part of the premises will be put (under reference to the activities identified in the operating plan).

    (5) The matters specified in this paragraph are–

(a) the location of the area or areas to be used for the display of alcohol;

(b) the maximum width and height (in metres) of the frontage to be used for the display of alcohol within that area or those areas; and

(c) the maximum linear measurement (in metres) of any displays of alcohol outside the frontage referred to in head (b).

Operating plan
     6. An operating plan is to be in the form set out in Schedule 5.


KENNY MACASKILL
A member of the Scottish Executive

St Andrew's House, Edinburgh
9th October 2007

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