Temporary Event Notice Sample Clauses

Temporary Event Notice. 7.1. If you intend to provide any of the following at your function, you will need to submit a Temporary Event Notice application and obtain authorisation for your event for the: a) Direct or indirect sale of alcohol through a charge for attending an event. b) Provision of entertainment, including live or recorded music through a charge for attending an event. c) Sale of hot food or drink after 23:00 hours (11:00pm). A Temporary Event Notice (authorisation) can be obtained by applying to the Milton Keynes Licensing Authority at least two weeks before an event and they will make a charge for the application. It is advisable that this application is made as far in advance of the event as is possible. (It is a criminal offence to hold an event without obtaining a Temporary Event Notice authorisation where one is required). The Committee hereby give notice to the Hirer of Lavendon Village Hall, that it is the person hiring the facility that is responsible for establishing the requirement and for obtaining the requisite authorisation where appropriate. The Committee will not be held responsible for any failure on the part of the hirer to comply with the law. Lavendon Village Hall is restricted by law to 15 temporary event authorisations per calendar year. Therefore it is imperative that you declare your intentions when booking the Village Hall, in order to establish that one of the 15 temporary event authorisation slots is available. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your booking. Where a Temporary Event has been authorised, the Hirer is required to provide the Committee with a copy of the authorisation prior to the event. Failure to do so may result in cancellation of the event.)
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Temporary Event Notice. 6.1. If you intend to provide any of the following at your function, you will need to submit a Temporary Event Notice application and obtain authorisation for your event: a) Direct or indirect sale of alcohol through a charge for attending an event. b) Provision of entertainment, including live or recorded music through a charge for attending an event. c) Sale of hot food or drink after 23:00 hours (11:00pm).
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Temporary Event Notice a. The Hirer shall not use the Hired Area for any licensable activity which is not covered by the Premises Licence unless they have obtained a Temporary Event Notice from the Licensing Authority. b. The Hirer must obtain prior consent from the Venue Manager before submitting an application for a Temporary Event Notice.
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Temporary Event Notice. For any Licensable Activity not covered by the Hall Licence or where required by the Parish Hall, you will need to apply to Herefordshire Licensing Authority for a Temporary Event Notice (TEN). You must inform the Hall Committee beforehand if you intend to do this as there is an annual limit as to how many TEN’s can be granted.
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Temporary Event Notice. For one off events and Special Occasions a Temporary Event Notice can be served on the Licensing Authority and Police for licensable activities that fall into the following categories;
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Temporary Event Notice. For one off events and Special Occasions a Temporary Event Notice can be served on the Licensing • Less than 500 people attending; • Lasting for not more than 96 hours, with a break of at least 24 hours thereafter; • A Temporary Event Notice (TEN) can be submitted to the Council and West Yorkshire Police. Notice must be served at least 10 clear working days before the actual day of the event. For any further details or enquiries please email xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or telephone 00000 000000 Additional Information‌ (To be submitted to the Council at least 21 days before commencement of the term unless dealt with by Safety Advisory Group) Information Required Prior to Occupation of Site The Hirer shall supply to the Bookings team, preferably electronically, an Event layout plan, to a suitable scale, showing: • The location of stalls, rides, apparatus, arena, displays. • Any areas to be kept clear for access of safety reasons. • First aid posts and any Ambulance parking Site. • Toilet accommodation including provision for disabled persons. • Water supplies. • Storage provision for fuel (if applicable). • Generators and other power supplies. • Seating/standing areas, marquees and tents etc. • Fire fighting equipment. • Headquarters - an area or structure for which the Event will be controlled by the site manager. The scale of the event will dictate the detail required for this plan, and perhaps not all items listed above will be relevant. Operator's Requirements – Showmans Guild Members (funfair equipment) - All funfair operators must be members of the Showmans Guild. - Operators of adult rides and devices must be 18 years of age or older. - Operators of slow-moving devices and stalls must be 16 years of age or over and must receive appropriate training before taking control of the ride or stall. - All Operators must receive appropriate training prior to operating any ride or stall. - Every operator must have full knowledge of the function of all normal and emergency operation controls and of the proper, safe use of the device. - Every Operator shall be fully aware of the Emergency Evacuation Procedure relevant to each Site. - All Operators shall comply with "Fairgrounds and Amusement Parks - Guidance on Safe Practice" published by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE 175). A copy of this document must be available, on Site, at all times for inspection. All electrical installations and equipment will comply with the general requirements of the Electricity at...
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Temporary Event Notice. If the hirer wishes to sell alcohol, they must ensure that they have applied and received a TENs licence for the date and duration of the event. The licence which can be applied for online xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/temporary-events-notice. Please contact Xxxx District Council for more information. The Hirer MUST ensure that they have told the Community Centre Administrators if they wish to sell alcohol before making their application as the community centre is limited to 10 TEN’s per annum.
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Temporary Event Notice. The Booking Clerk must be notified at the time of Booking if Alcohol is to be sold at the event.
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