----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Helen Swart 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 5:53 PM
  Subject: [obsnw] Re: [iloveobs] Fw: LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS


  Johnny 

  Just saying there are enough such outlets will not persuade the board to deny 
these licences, we need more. like the noise, the broken bottles etc and all 
the other thing that make our lives a misery because of them


  Helen
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Johnny Wessels 
    To: [email protected] 
    Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 5:43 PM
    Subject: [obsnw] Re: [iloveobs] Fw: LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS


    my personal opinion is that there are enough liquor outlets and booze in 
obz as it is and the applicants have not once shown any interest whatsoever in 
addressing or preventing the obvious repercussions which the over indulgence of 
liquor causes in our neighbourhood. it's all about profits until proven 
otherwise
      ----- Original Message -----  
      From: debra west 
      To: [email protected] 
      Cc: [email protected] ; Cedric Thomas ; Bovain ; Amy Grainger 
      Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 9:44 PM
      Subject: [obsnw] Re: [iloveobs] Fw: LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS


      hello helen and cedric,
      a suburb is an area that has residential and commercial components but 
too often commercial interests are deemed more important than those of the  
residents.  the implication seems to be that a single business making money is 
more important than the quality of life of the large number of people who live 
in the surrounding area and who go to work the next day to make a contribution 
to the businesses who employ them.  this is surely a false viewpoint.  hope the 
authorities will appreciate the needs of residents and people who do business 
in the areas where liquor licences are approved.

      cafe hot or hot cafe is opposite the kiddies' park and is open during the 
day.  i feel that's a sensitive environment that shouldn't allow for a liquor 
licence.

      the area of lower main road between trill and norfolk rds have been a 
problem for many, many years.  the stretch of road and parking areas are a 
testament to the behaviour of patrons of adjacent drinking holes - littered 
with broken glass.  i cannot park there because of the danger to my car tyres.  
often the glass is splattered in the road, in public space.  it's never swept 
away or the road cleaned.  even if it were, the drunken and/or unruly behaviour 
that gives rise to it is unacceptable.  if yet another restaurant there were to 
be given a licence it should be limited to 9 p.m.  i feel this is a reasonable 
hour for diners to partake of a meal with a drink.  hopefully patrons would 
leave in a decent enough state not to toss bottles around and create a danger 
to passing and parking vehicles.
      regards,
        debra west



      Helen Swart wrote: 
        Hi Obs

        Please see attached applications,  Cafe Hot is on the corner Station & 
James opposite the kiddies park it was Mai Thai , and Ezithebeni Braai Lounge 
is opposite Art Source, this too was called something else before.

        Please send your comments/objections to myself & Cllr thomas before 
27th Jan.

        My appologies to those of you who subscribe to both groups and receive 
this twice.

        Helen
        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Cedric Reginald Thomas 
        To: Roland Langley ; Helen Swart ; Bovain Macnab ; Amy & John Grainger 
        Cc: Gregory Todd 
        Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 10:04 AM
        Subject: FW: LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS


        Hi to the relevant stake holders could you please comment on the 
application relevant to your precinct soonest it would be appreciated.

        I await your response it would be appreciated.

        Thanks.   


        Yours In Community Service.

        Cllr C.R Thomas.



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        From: Gregory Todd 
        Sent: 16 January 2009 01:53 PM
        To: Bettie Leedo; Gregory September; Beverley Soares; Cedric Reginald 
Thomas; John Jacobus Williams
        Cc: Mariette Griessel; Brian Watkyns - Icon; Nomthandazo Sipondo
        Subject: LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS


        Attached please find a copy of notices of applications fro liquor 
licenses submitted to the department of Trade & Industry in term of the Liquor 
Act, 1989


        The notice of the applications all appeared in Government gazette No 
31739 on 20090102.  Subcouncils have the delegated authority to comment on 
applications for liquor licenses within twenty eight [28] days from publishing 
such applications.


        I look forward to your attention and prompt response as you need to 
scrutinise the application in terms of the zoning scheme.  The opinion is held 
that City Of Cape Town Planning, Health and Fire & Security have a duty to 
object to any application where the correct zoning is not in place for the type 
of license for which application is being made.


        I need to submit relevant feedback to the relevant Magistrate and SAPS 
offices and need to include your feedback.  I shall appreciate it, if you could 
let me have your written comment in respect of the attached notices of 
application[s] before or on 27 January 2009. 



        Regards


        Gregory Todd

        Secretary 


        Governance & Interface

        Subcouncil 15, St Stephens Rd, Pinelands

        City of Cape Town

        (Tel: +27(0)215313437

        7 Fax::+27(0)215313319

        š Email: [email protected]

        " Internet: http://www.capetown.gov.za 




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