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Dear  Cody
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Cody C [mailto:[FOI #3795 email]]
Sent: Tuesday, 22 March 2016 1:42 a.m.
To: CCC_ CustomerServices
Subject: Official Information Act request - Liquor Licenses for Retirement Homes<MN1>

Dear Christchurch City Council,

I am requesting all information pertaining to Retirement Homes and their requirements for Liquor Licensing under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and applicable local bylaws, in accordance with the Official Information Act 1982.

I am also requesting the business names of all Retirement Homes holding current and expired Liquor Licenses from the past 5 years in the CCC District Licensing area, if any.

Yours faithfully,

Cody C

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Hi Cody

Re your enquiry.

We have only one retirement Home with an alcohol licence, being, Alpine
View Lifestyle Village

First issued on 13 July 2015. They run a licenced café and hold an on
licence.

 

There are no Bylaws that I am aware of that effect any licence
application.

The only matters which may come into play could be city plan rules.

Retirement villages  in all probability would be located in living areas,
food & beverage outlets generally are not permitted in these zones.

However in saying that, most retirement homes etc would be established by
way of resource consents for various breaches of development or community
standards.

A resource consent could also permit the sale of alcohol.

Regards

 

Martin Ferguson

Senior Licensing Inspector

Alcohol Licensing Team

Christchurch City Council

Ph  (03) 941-8956  Mob (027) 242-7906 

 

 

Dear Christchurch City Council,

 

I am requesting all information pertaining to Retirement Homes and their
requirements for Liquor Licensing under the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act
2012 and applicable local bylaws, in accordance with the Official
Information Act 1982.

 

I am also requesting the business names of all Retirement Homes holding
current and expired Liquor Licenses from the past 5 years in the CCC
District Licensing area, if any.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Cody C

 

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This is an OIA request done via the FYI website.

 

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