PARK FARM 99's all Mr Whippy-ed into a cone of frenzy...

PARK FARM  99's all Mr Whippy-ed into a cone of frenzy...

Have you noticed the number of distorted very loud shrill ice cream chimes and battered old ice cream vending vans of doubtful origin have suddenly almost vanished from Park Farm streets lately? Well turn up at(or just mivvy on over; anyone under 50 won't get that one...)  the Town Hall on Thursday 21st July 2011 to find out why.

The full document is at: http://democracy.peterborough.gov.uk/mgConvert2PDF.aspx?ID=8676

This extract from the dry narrative will give you a flavour of what is in store:

On 5th April 2011 Mr Hussain submitted an application for an ice cream trading consent to
sell ice creams in the Peterborough licensing area. As Mr Hussain met the criteria for a
consent the ice cream trading consent was authorised.  Due to a number of complaints in 2010 regarding Mr Hussain’s trading practices in the Park Farm area it was decided by PCC to place a condition upon Mr Hussain’s consent preventing him from trading in this area and causing further complaints.

When Mr Hussain attended the Council Offices to pick up his trading consent and badge he was interviewed by PCC licensing staff who took Mr Hussain through a detailed consent ‘ checklist ‘  which Mr Hussain read and signed to say that he understood his consent and conditions placed upon it.   Since Mr Hussain was consented by the licensing authority it is alleged that Mr Hussain  has breached his consent and conditions on a number of occasions. It is further alleged that Mr  Hussain has :

• Traded in the Park Farm area on at least 7 different occasions;


• Used his chimes in excess of the permitted 4 seconds at any one time;


• Traded in a stationary position for more than the permitted 15 minute period at any one time;

The information supporting these alleged breaches are at :  http://democracy.peterborough.gov.uk/mgConvert2PDF.aspx?ID=8676 
and are either in statement or email form.

Mr Hussain was warned by Officers on a number of occasions regarding these breaches and the possibility that his consent would be revoked if he continued to trade in breach of his conditions.

These warnings by licensing staff were either made verbally to Mr Hussain at the time of the alleged breach, on the telephone shortly after the breach and by sending out a warning letter.

Due to the continued breaches of his consent it was decided by PCC that Mr Hussain’s consent
would be revoked. A revocation letter was handed to Mr Hussain on 1st July 2011. It was explained to Mr Hussain that he had the right to appeal the decision in writing within 21 days of the date of the revocation.

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