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Appendix B
Nicola Harbor
From: marie power
Sent: 19 October 2019 19:32
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: Application for a temporary street trading licence opposite Specsavers W4
Dear Ms Harbor
I have seen the notice on a tree opposite Specsavers on Chiswick High Rd W4. lt relates to an application for a food
stall to be sited on the pavement selling hot fresh food. I saw it only by chance and I must say it's not a very
transparent way to bring this proposal to the attention of those who would be affected by it. I live just off the High
Rd myself and use this stretch of the High Rd most days.
I have several comments. First it is not clear how any stall site would interact with the planned Cycle Highway which
is also going to be sited on this pavement. I understand that work to install the cycle route will begin soon. I would
imagine that once this work starts, there will be insufficient room for pedestrians, cyclists and then the stall in
addition. lt also cannot be hygienic to site a food stall in the middle of a building site, which is what this stretch of
pavement will shortly become.
Secondly I see from the application form that the applicant has not given any details of how he intends to dispose of
trade waste. I would have thought that this was something that was easy to plan and describe. Instead the
applicant has simply said that measures will be put in place when any licence is granted, without giving any details of
what those measures are going to be. If a licence is in fact granted I suggest it is contingent on getting adequate
measures described and put in place for trade waste disposal. The High Rd and side roads in this area are already
prone to littering and fly tipping and it would be easy for a street vendor to add to this problem if proper safeguards
are not put in place.
My next comment relates to smell. There are residential units very close to this proposed stall (eg the flats above
the shops including above Specsavers) which will be affected by any food smells which come from it. There is no
mention of mitigation measures in the application and, given the type of stall which is being proposed, it would be
unrealistic to expect any. Restaurants in the same and nearby stretches of the High road must have proper
extraction and air filtering systems. This stall will have nothing like that. But the nearby residents will still be
affected by this outdoor stall and that should be taken into account when the application is being considered.
My last comment is about the potential for increasing anti-social behaviour (ASB). The proposed operating hours are
way too late into the evening. Before any licence is granted the local police should be consulted for their views.
They already have to deal with ASB on the High Rd and a food stall which encourages people to hang around until
11pm will add to this problem. There is also a spike of ASB when the local schools finish their day, at about 4-
4.30pm. This stall could act as a further magnet for this behaviour too, and the local residents already have to deal
with it in the context of ASB related to the customers of Subway, only a little further along this terrace of shops. If
any licence is granted the hours should be restricted to office and shop hours, when presumably most of the food
will be sold. The latest they should be allowed to trade is 6pm every day, which is the time when the High Rd shops
nearby also close.
ln summary I think this is a misguided and potentially damaging proposal for local residents. lt is badly thought
through and thin on detail. I hope you will turn it down
Yours sincerely
Marie Power
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Nicola Harbor
From: Licensing
Sent: 22 October 2019 13:39
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: steer food stall outside specsavers Chiswick High Road. objection to street stall
application outside Specsavers Chiswich high road.
Regards
Mrs Rita Pankhania
Licensing Authority Officer
Community Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 4711
www.hounslow.gov.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Neal < >
Sent: 22 October 2019 11:54
To: Licensing
Subject: steer food stall outside specsavers Chiswick High Road. objection to street stall application outside
Specsavers Chiswich high road.
I am writing to you to express my objections to this street stall outside Spec savers, i find it an insult to the traders
in Chiswick that have to pay very high rates and rents. This stall should not be allowed to trade on the pavement.
Regards Philip neal.
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Nicola Harbor
From: Licensing
Sent: 22 October 2019 14:54
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: Reasons for my objection to the stall outside Specsavers
Regards
Mrs Rita Pankhania
Licensing Authority Officer
Community Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 4711
www.hounslow.gov.uk
From: Milaad Rajai < >
Sent: 22 October 2019 12:33
To: Licensing
Subject: Reasons for my objection to the stall outside Specsavers
If given the opportunity to speak in person to the decision makers, I would like to make a full defence as to why I
think you are hurting those of us who pay business rates to you, this is unacceptable, you are literally ripping us
apart, and don't even have the decency to respond to any of my e-mails, honestly I wish the best for all of you, we
are good people running family run local businesses, I will pray for you because honestly there's so much bad energy
and negative karma as a result of these stalls you've allowed up on Chiswick high road.
Regards,
Milaad Rajai
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Nicola Harbor
From: Subway Chiswick
Sent: 22 October 2019 15:48
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: Objection for food stall street trading adjacent outside Specsavers (253Chiswich
High Road)
Hello,
My name is Arvin, I'm the franchisee & business owner of Subway branch @263 Chiswick High Road.
Just want to declare my strong objection for above mentioned license.
It's very unfair for our shop as it will directly affect us and it will make our trading down in this very difficult retail
climate.lt s just next to us and it will eat our customers and we expect you to reject it because of bellow mention
explanation:
A)
We are struggling because of high rate & high rent and we expect from Hounslow council do help us not to make
it more difficult and harder.many shops in high street are closing down because of bad economic situation and need
more support from the government to be able to resist again all these difficult situations.all materials prices
has been increased, add to this labour cost and killing rent & rate as well !
Please don't grant them these license to support shops who pay high rent & high rate in this high street.
For this street stall they don't need to pay either rent or rate.,only paying a small licence fee which is not fair at all.
This will put even more pressure for shops & will make their business down.
B)
The other big concern is raising and increasing risk of crime,in an area where crime has been increasing from break-
ins at shops, Bags have been snatched, moped crime is a risk and having people perhaps forming a queue at this stall
would make all that even more likely.
Kind Regards
Arvin
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Nicola Harbor
From: Licensing
Sent: 22 October 2019 08:13
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: Stall outside Specsavers
Regards
Mrs Rita Pankhania
Licensing Authority Officer
Community Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 4711
www.hounslow.gov.uk
-----Original Message-----
From: Margaret Chadderton
Sent: 21 October 2019 18:55
To: Licensing
Subject: Stall outside Specsavers
There is little space on the pavement as it is. As an elderly person I feel intimidated by the cyclists, scooter riders etc
who use the pavements in Chiswick. I was nearly knocked down tonight by a cyclist riding at speed on the pavement
and of course policemen are never seen on the high road. Street stalls clutter the pavement and take trade away
from the shops which pay rates. Chiswick High Road is already a sad zone with many empty shops. Encouraging
traders who do not pay business rate makes the situation worse M.Chadderton Devonhurst Place Sent from my i Pad
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Nicola Harbor
From: Licensing
Sent: 22 October 2019 08:13
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: Objection to Chiswick Street Food Stall
Regards
Mrs Rita Pankhania
Licensing Authority Officer
Community Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 4711
www.hounslow.gov.uk
From: Frank Lawton >
Sent: 21 October 2019 18:08
To: Licensing
Subject: Objection to Chiswick Street Food Stall
Dear Hounslow Council,
I would like to formally object to the planning application for a street food stall outside Specsavers on
Chiswick High Street.
Having read the application I object on the grounds that
• the location is unsuitable (2.10a) and the siting of a food stall will cause unnecessary
inconvenience to pedestrians (2.10c)
• the stall would have an adverse impact upon the character and appearance of the area in
question (2.11d)
Yours Sincerely,
Mr. Lawton
•
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Nicola Harbor
From: The Lemongrove Gallery, Chiswick
Sent: 24 October 2019 17:57
To: Licensing
Subject: License for Outside 253 Chiswick High Road - Complaint
Importance: High
To whom it may concern:
I manage the Lemongrove Gallery in Chiswick which is located at 255 on the High Road.
lt has come to my attention that there is an application for a food stand to be on the High Road right outside of my
business, which is a luxury high-end retail location that sells expensive high end artworks. The pieces in my gallery
range from £200-£50,000, to which I am sure that you will understand my concern in having a street cart selling food
outside on a permanent basis.
For the below reasons, I strongly disagree and would this NOT to be approved, along with the fact that we pay
extremely high business rates and rent in order to accommodate a luxury location on the High Road.
1- This stall does NOT have to pay anything besides that of the license, which isn't fair to us who have been located
here for over 12 years paying the business rates.
2 - Having a food stall outside of our premises conflicts with our High End and Luxury image, and will also affect our
Footfall which as a High Street business we truly rely on.
3 -We operate an open door policy, and a stall business can affect us on two levels:
Firstly, potential damage to high end pieces of artwork due to smoke, smells and whatever else might
exude from the stall.
Crowd mentality making our premises unsafe, or more prone to theft, robberies and of course damage
again to our stock.
As the manager of this gallery for the last 6 years, I consider myself a strong member of the community and
therefore disagree and would like to BLOCK this license.
Many thanks in advance.
Kindest regards,
Kat Doukoudaki
Gallery Manager
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Nicola Harbor
From: Richard Jennings
Sent: 25 October 2019 19:09
To: Licensing
Subject: Objection to application by "Healthy Bite" for a stall outside 253 Chiswick High
Road, W4 4PU
I refer to the application dated 23 Oct 2019 by Mayssa Ananzeh, trading as "Healthy Bite", for a food stall to be set
up on the footway outside 253 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 4PU.
I object to this application for the following reasons:
1. ln the current difficult retail business climate, with numbers of empty shops on the High Road, we should not be
making life even more difficult for existing shops by allowing competition from stalls who can operate in effectiovely
subsidised conditions. This stall would be in competition with Subway who are just 5 doors away, and also with
Gail's, Greggs and others.
2. The quality of this stall appears to be very basic, and would detract from this part of the High Road. Chiswick
High Road cannot continue to be a special retail environment if shops are replaced by stalls.
3. I have concerns about the potential for crime and unsocial behaviour to be attracted to a stall on a wide
pavement that is open until 11pm. There have been incidents of unsocial behaviour at fast food outlets such as
Subway and McDonalds. ln an open street environment these would be more difficult to control.
3. There is no accurate plan of the stall in relation to the site. The dimensions added to the photogrpah of the site
ignore perspective, and some are inaccurate. (e.g. distance from tree pit to Specsavers frontage is less than 7m, not
8m.)
2. If they are to sell fruit juice as part of their "fresh food", how will it be kept cool if there is no electricity
available? Also for other fresh food which will not keep well all day in summer without electrical
cooling/refrigeration.
3. The statement that the stall will be removed every day "and stored in a local storage" needs further
clarification. This will happen after 11pm on Monday to Saturday, and needs to be done without disturbance to
local residents. Where exactly is this local storage?
4. How will the stall be able to open for business at 10am Monday to Saturday without any vehicle deliveries of
new supplies of fresh food? How will the stall itself be delivered to site each morning? Vehicles are not allowed to
load or unload on this part of the High Road until 10am.
Regards,
Richard Jennings
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Nicola Harbor
From: Russell Bremner
Sent: 25 October 2019 10:15
To: Licensing
Subject: Health Bite food license
To whom it may concern:
I am the owner of Lemongrove Gallery in Chiswick which is located at 255 on the High Road.
lt has come to my attention that there is an application for a food stand to be on the High Road right outside of my
business, which is a luxury high-end retail location that sells expensive high end artworks. The pieces in my gallery
range from £200-£50,000, to which I am sure that you will understand my concern in having a street cart selling food
outside on a permanent basis.
For the below reasons, I strongly disagree and would this NOT to be approved, along with the fact that we pay
extremely high business rates and rent in order to accommodate a luxury location on the High Road.
1 - This stall does NOT have to pay anything besides that of the license, which isn't fair to us who have been located
here for over 12 years paying the business rates.
2 - Having a food stall outside of our premises conflicts with our High End and Luxury image, and will also affect our
Footfall which as a High Street business we truly rely on.
3 -We operate an open door policy, and a stall business can affect us on two levels:
Firstly, potential damage to high end pieces of artwork due to smoke, smells and whatever else might
exude from the stall.
Crowd mentality making our premises unsafe, or more prone to theft, robberies and of course damage
again to our stock.
As the owner of the gallery we have made sure to support all things Chiswick, helping with community and charity
events as much as possible and therefore strongly disagree with this application and would like to BLOCK this
license.
Russell Bremner
Managing Director
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Nicola Harbor
From: Councillor Ranjit Gill
Sent: 21 October 2019 15:05
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: Stall 253 Chiswick High Road
Dear Nicola
I writting to object against the stall setting up outside Specsavers.
lt would take away business from the shops . The stall would not be paying any rates and thus it's unfair to the shops
who have such high rates
Ranjit Gill
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1Nicola Harbor
From: Loraine Pemberton
Sent: 01 October 2019 14:23
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: Fwd: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Attachments: Health Bite.pdf; Food certificates.pdf
Dear Ms Harbor
I've just become aware of yet another application from Fadi Anazeh but this time from his partner as well.
On his previous applications he claimed that he would be renting a kitchen from Dephna Estates, as
previously pointed out by myself this was completely untrue. I note that this is not the case with his latest
application, however I believe that his capacity for being economical with the truth should be borne in mind
by LB Hounslow.
Most importantly this application should be rejected on the grounds of his trading hours to 11 pm from
Monday to Saturday inclusive, as all the properties above the shops are residential and the noise from
customers will negatively impact on residents right to quiet enjoyment of their homes, especially after all
the other shops close, save that of Subway located at 263 Chiswick High Road. There have been
numerous Police call outs and arrests due to Subways clients, another late night food retailer within very
close proximity to Subway will greatly exacerbate the noise pollution and ASB problem.
ln addition, to noise pollution there will be Odour Pollution as they will be cooking food on the stall, as
stated in their application, which will add to that of Subways food odours, and make the lives of nearby
residents unpleasant. I would point out that Subway have had 2 Statutory Nuisance Notices served on
them by LBH for Odour and Noise Pollution. As a resident I do not want to go through this lengthy and
time consuming process again with another purveyor of food, which would also be a waste of resources for
LB Hounslow.
As I'm sure you are aware the construction of CW9 is now set to go ahead on this part of Chiswick High
Road.
To recap my objections are:
1. Noise Pollution to 11 pm plus clearing up time, so probably midnight before residents can have quiet
enjoyment of their homes.
2. Odour Pollution
3. Highly probable Anti Social Behaviour, especially if there were 2 inexpensive food retailers in very close
proximity to each other. Subway already has and established history of ASB.
4. A highly questionable applicant who has been economical with the truth in his previous applications.
Please do not grant this application as it will negatively impact on the quality of the lives of the residents on
this part of Chiswick High Road.
Kind regards
Loraine Pemberton
1From: Nicola Harbor
Sent: 30 September 2019 11 : 31
To: Paul Richards ; Enquiries@Hounslowhighways.org; Health and
Safety (SM&PP) ; foodsafety ;
firesafetyregulationNW@london-fire.gov.uk; Traffic ; planning comments
; Councillor Joanna Biddolph
; Councillor Ranjit Gill ; Councillor
Ron Mushiso
Subject: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Dear Sir or Madam
Re: Stall to be placed by tree, adjacent to Specsavers, 253 Chiswick High Road.
The attached application is for a stall measuring 2.0m in depth by 3.0m in width, cooking and selling fresh
soup, rice, wraps and fresh juice.
If you wish to submit a representation, please do so by 25th October 2019.
Regards
Miss Nicola Harbor - Licensing Authority Officer
Community Safety & Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 5438
www.hounslow.gov.uk
2Nicola Harbor
From: Licensing
Sent: 22 October 2019 09:32
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: Health Bites street trading application/253 Chiswick High Road
Regards
Mrs Rita Pankhania
Licensing Authority Officer
Community Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 4711
www.hounslow.gov.uk
From: David Lesniak
Sent: 19 October 2019 11:56
To: Licensing
Cc: Councillor Joanna Biddolph
Subject: Health Bites street trading application/253 Chiswick High Road
The street trading license submitted by Health Bites for a stall outside 253 Chiswick High Road must be
refused.
First - the licensing department knows full well CS9 has been approved and is slate for construction to
begin imminently. To accept any application for pavement space affected by the CS9 installation is
disingenuous at best and almost a dereliction of duty at worst. To approve this and accept money for it
only to make it impossible to trade is a misrepresentation. lt is false advertising, a near bait and switch.
Second - the number of empty premises remains at an all time high with no end in sight. Let these traders
rent a pop-up shop. Otherwise they receive a boost to their business that is in no way available to those
who pay exorbitant rates and rents. The playing field is not level as it should be. Something a Labour
council should be supporting.
Third - Nothing should be supplied AFTER approval rather all paperwork/certifications should be
submitted concurrently with an application for a complete audit and review. I've been at markets where
gas canisters have exploded due to lack of proper regulation and oversight. Chiswick High Road should not
have to suffer from that negligence, that lack of due diligence. A generator will produce noise and fumes
neither of which are a positive contribution to the High Road. I believe we are in the midst of a climate
emergency and the Labour Council has seen fit to address it and reduce emissions in every way possible.
Here is an opportunity to fulfill that promise.
1Hounslow needs to support local businesses that pay rents and rates. Not undermine them as this
application does.
Businesses on High Streets are dying. This is one reason why. lt must end.
David Lesniak
2Nicola Harbor
From: Mandana Kalati
Sent: 23 October 2019 17:21
To: Licensing
Cc: Councillor Joanna Biddolph
Subject: Objection for a temporary street trading licence outside Specsavers (adjacent to
Specsaver 253 Chiswick High Road
To whom it may concern,
My name is Manda na Ka lati and I'm the owner of Wild Bunch Juicery, 402 Chiswick High Road. I am
writing this email to declare my strong objection for the above mentioned license.
My shop is situated upon the 'ghost town' side of Chiswick. The council of Hounslow should be
doing something about all these empty shops on our side and bring business to the local businesses
currently on the High Road. lt shouldn't be giving licence to the stalls. I believe it's quite unfair for
our shop as it will directly affect our market and bring our trading down in this already difficult retail
climate. The place is right next to us and will take our customers. Please acknowledge the following
explanation below:
A)
We are struggling because of high rate & high rent and we expect from Hounslow
council do help us not to make it more difficult and harder.many shops in high
street are closing down because of bad economic situation and need more support
from the government to be able to resist again all these difficult situations.all
materials prices has been increased, add to this labour cost and high rent & rate as
well!
Please don't grant them these license to support shops who pay high rent & high
rate in this high street.
For this street stall they don't need to pay either rent or rate.,only paying a small
licence fee which is not fair at all.
This will put even more pressure for shops & will make their business down.
B)
The other big concern is raising and increasing risk of crime,in an area where crime
has been increasing from break-ins at shops, Bags have been snatched, moped
crime is a risk and having people perhaps forming a queue at this stall would make
all that even more likely.
C)
The other concern is about hygiene levels. How a portable sink and two containers
can provide fresh running water as they handle food and need to wash and clean all
day (as they selling fresh juice and soup and healthy bites). We in the shop wash our
hands more than hundred times a day.
1Kind regards,
Mandana Kalati
2Nicola Harbor
From: Michael Dunne
Sent: 25 October 2019 16:35
To: Licensing; Nicola Harbor
Subject: Objection to Stall to be placed by tree, adjacent to Specsavers, 253 Chiswick High
Road.
Dear Miss Harbor, Dear Licensing Office,
I would like to object to the proposed food stall to be placed on the pavement outside 253 Chiswick High Road.
am a Council-Tax paying resident at one property which comprises 247 and 249 Chiswick High Road, about 20
meters from the proposed site of the stall. My objections are these:
1) The lack of consultation. I am in disbelief that the Council would think it fair not to consult with local
residents whose lives will be deleteriously affected by an innovation no-one could reasonably have
foreseen. The Council's duty is to protect pavements as a public amenity. If the Council believes the
removal of a public amenity is in the interests of residents, it absolutely must consult with local residents
before reaching a conclusion on the matter. No direct contact with me has been made by the Council.
2) Noise and smell. The proposed opening hours of this stall are from 10.00am to 11.00pm six days a
week. The Chiswick High Road pavements are wonderfully quiet and un hassled often by 9.00pm. The
many residents who live in accommodation above the shops immediately overlooking the High Road can live
peaceably, rarely disturbed by outside noise and with windows open. The application for this stall says that
it will be "removed and stored in a local storage", and that would happen after 11.00pm towards
midnight. So for six evenings a week, not only am I to have the noise and smell of a cooking stall and its
putative customers but also of the dismantling and removal of a portable sink, containers of fresh and waste
water, and gas cylinders needed for cooking, to say nothing of the metal rods supporting what I presume
would be a canvass cover, and all this meters from my bedroom at a time when I would normally have
retired because unlike the stallholders I must be up at 6.00am.
3) Litter. The Council has enough to do clearing up the current levels of litter and detritus from those who
insist on eating on the street and mine is the nearest garden fence to this proposed stall. lt would seem to
me inevitable that not only would I have the disruption of noise and smell but also the consequences of
some discarded food and its packaging in my property. A worse possibility is that having had food and
drink from this proposed stall its customers might seek the nearest shady spot in which to relieve
themselves, my front garden fitting that description. I have CCTV coverage and if there is evidence of any
of the above I will bring it to your office so that you might see in fact what you would have licensed.
4) High Street shops. Throughout the TfL and Hounlsow Council consultation on CS9, shop keepers of the
High Road made the point about how difficult it is for them to continue trading, citing the challenge of
increasing costs, with the Council's business rates a constant refrain. We have all seen cafes and
restaurants open and shut being unable to meet these cost challenges. Other shops too of course. By
licensing a temporary stall, you are not only obstructing pedestrians when another of your duties is to
encourage walking, but you are obstructing the visibility of the businesses close by the site of the proposed
stall and even directly providing competition to other food and beverage providers, such as Subway close
by, then they pay full business rates for being there.
For these reasons at least as with time for research other points could be made I hope you will respond to the
interests of local residents and decline to license this prospective stall. A pavement is a pavement, not a market
place. The pavements of Chiswick High Road, sometimes referred to as boulevards as people, both local and
visiting, enjoy their space so much. Why would Hounslow wish to undermine or destroy a public amenity enjoyed
by so many so much of the time?
Yours sincerely,
Michael Dunne2
Nicola Harbor
From: Liam Judge
Sent: 24 October 2019 12:01
To: Nicola Harbor
Cc: Trafficorders
Subject: RE: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Hi Nicola,
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However, this part of the cycle scheme will not begin construction until late 2020/early 2021. As such, I have no
objection to a 12 month license being granted, but would suggest we inform the applicant now that we will not be
extending the license beyond that period.
Kind Regards,
Liam
Liam Judge I SeniorTransport Projects Officer - Capital Projects
13rd Floor, Hounslow House
London Borough of Hounslow
T: 0208 583 4865
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From: Trafficorders
Sent: 24 October 2019 10:48
To: Liam Judge
Subject: FW: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Liam - Please could you review and respond to Nicola.
From: Nicola Harbor
Sent: 23 October 2019 09:59
To: Traffic
Subject: FW: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Hi,
We have had several objections to this application and been informed of the CS9 plans for the area in
question.
Please can you advise me before 25th Oct 2019, if the application were to be granted would it affect the
plans.
Regards
Nicola
Miss Nicola Harbor - Licensing Authority Officer
Community Safety & Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 5438
www.hounslow.gov.uk
From: Nicola Harbor
Sent: 30 September 2019 11:31
To: Paul Richards ; Enquiries@Hounslowhighwavs.org; Health and Safety
(SM &PP) ; food safety ;
firesafetvregulationNW@london-fire.gov.uk; Traffic ; planning comments
; Councillor Joanna Biddolph ;
2Councillor Ranjit Gill ; Councillor Ron Mushiso
Subject: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence
Dear Sir or Madam
Re: Stall to be placed by tree, adjacent to Specsavers, 253 Chiswick High Road.
The attached application is for a stall measuring 2.0m in depth by 3.0m in width, cooking and selling fresh
soup, rice, wraps and fresh juice.
If you wish to submit a representation, please do so by 25th October 2019.
Regards
Miss Nicola Harbor - Licensing Authority Officer
Community Safety & Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 5438
www.hounslow.gov.uk
3Nicola Harbor
From: satbir.gill@hounslowhighways.org
Sent: 02 October 2019 13:13
To: Nicola Harbor
Subject: FW: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence 14227008;Stall to be placed
by tree, adjacent to Specsavers, 253 Chiswick High Road.
Hi Nicola,
I refer to the above temporary licence application for comments.
An inspection has been undertaken on 02/10/19. The footway is 6.0m wide at this location and therefore the
minimum 1.Sm can be maintained for pedestrians. However, the stall will have to be set up directly in front of the
tree so that the intended use of the existing street furniture is not restricted, benches and cycle stands.
Please let me know if you have any further queries.
Regards
Satbir
Satbir Gill
Network Manager
Hounslow Highways
Jubilee House
Depot Road
Hounslow
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From: Hounslow Enquiries
Sent: 30 September 2019 11:56
To: GILL Satbir
Subject: FW: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence 14227008
Hi Satbir
Please see attached.
Kind Regards
Lana
Operations Hub Officer
W: www.hounslowhiqhways.org
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Ringway Hounslow Highways Ltd, Albion House, Springfield Road, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 2RW
Registered in England: Registered Number 8078973 Vat Number 321 9318 74
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From: Nicola Harbor
Sent: 30 September 2019 11:31
To: Paul Richards ; Hounslow Enquiries
; Health and Safety (SM&PP)
; foodsafety ;
firesafetyregulationNW@london-fire.gov.uk; Traffic ; planning
comments ; Councillor Joanna Biddolph
; Councillor Ranjit Gill ;
2Councillor Ron Mushiso
Subject: Application for a Temporary Street Trading Licence 14227008
Dear Sir or Madam
Re: Stall to be placed by tree, adjacent to Specsavers, 253 Chiswick High Road.
The attached application is for a stall measuring 2.0m in depth by 3.0m in width, cooking
and selling fresh soup, rice, wraps and fresh juice.
If you wish to submit a representation, please do so by 25th October 2019.
Regards
Miss Nicola Harbor - Licensing Authority Officer
Community Safety & Enforcement - Licensing
London Borough of Hounslow
Hounslow House, 7 Bath Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3 3EB
Office: 020 8583 5438
www.hounslow.gov.uk
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