BRIGG TOWN CENTRE PAVEMENT LICENCE APPLICATIONS DECIDED

North Lincolnshire Council has wasted no time in deciding two applications from Brigg town centre businesses.
Pavement licences were sought to put tables and chairs for customers to use outside the front of Yellow Belly Pizza and the Woolpack pub. We are pleased to report that these applications have been granted, with conditions.
Consulted on both applications, Brigg Town Council suggested that the unitary authority should consider the layout of stalls on market days.
A spokesman for North Lincolnshire Council told Brigg Blog that additional conditions to the licence applied to Yellow Belly Pizza, as follows:
The designated area shall cover the area directly outside the premises and shall protrude a maximum of 3m into the highway.
The area shall be defined by the use of temporary bollards and tape.
There shall be a maximum of four tables and the licence holder shall ensure that social distance is maintained between the tables in accordance with current guidance.
The tables and chairs shall not obstruct the doorway to the premises.
The licence holder will engage and work with the markets team on market days when placing the tables and chairs on the highway in order to maintain social distancing.
The hours of operation on the licences are Mon-Wed - 11:30-14:30, Thur-Sat - 11:30-20:30.
The Woolpack has the following additional condition:
The licence holder will engage and work with the markets team on market days when placing the tables and chairs on the highway in order to maintain social distancing.
Its hours of operation for street furniture are, Mon-Sun 10:00-23:00.
Brigg Blog has highlighted the market stall references in bold.