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Town and Country Planning Act 1990

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188 Register of enforcement and stop notices and other enforcement action.

(1) Every district planning authority , every local planning authority for an area in Wales and the council of every metropolitan district or London borough shall keep, in such manner as may be prescribed by a development order, a register containing such information as may be so prescribed with respect— (za) to planning enforcement orders, (zb) to enforcement warning notices under section 172ZA (enforcement warning notice: England), (a) to enforcement notices; . . . (aa) to enforcement warning notices under section 173ZA (enforcement warning notice: Wales), (b) to stop notices, and (c) to breach of condition notices which relate to land in their area. (2) A development order may make provision— (a) for the entry relating to any planning enforcement order, enforcement notice, enforcement warning notice under section 172ZA or 173ZA, stop notice or breach of condition notice, and everything relating to any planning enforcement order or any such notice, to be removed from the register in such circumstances as may be specified in the development order; and (b) for requiring a county planning authority to supply to a district planning authority such information as may be so specified with regard to enforcement notices and enforcement warning notices under section 172ZA issued and stop notices and breach of condition notices served by , and planning enforcement orders made on applications made by, the county planning authority. (3) Every register kept under this section shall be available for inspection by the public at all reasonable hours. (4) In this section “planning enforcement order” means an order under section 171BA(1).

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188 Register of enforcement and stop notices and other enforcement action.

(1) Every district planning authority , every local planning authority for an area in Wales and the council of every metropolitan district or London borough shall keep, in such manner as may be prescribed by a development order, a register containing such information as may be so prescribed with respect— (za) to planning enforcement orders, (zb) to enforcement warning notices under section 172ZA (enforcement warning notice: England), (a) to enforcement notices; . . . (aa) to enforcement warning notices under section 173ZA (enforcement warning notice: Wales), (b) to stop notices, and (c) to breach of condition notices which relate to land in their area. (2) A development order may make provision— (a) for the entry relating to any planning enforcement order, enforcement notice, enforcement warning notice under section 172ZA or 173ZA, stop notice or breach of condition notice, and everything relating to any planning enforcement order or any such notice, to be removed from the register in such circumstances as may be specified in the development order; and (b) for requiring a county planning authority to supply to a district planning authority such information as may be so specified with regard to enforcement notices and enforcement warning notices under section 172ZA issued and stop notices and breach of condition notices served by , and planning enforcement orders made on applications made by, the county planning authority. (3) Every register kept under this section shall be available for inspection by the public at all reasonable hours. (4) In this section “planning enforcement order” means an order under section 171BA(1).

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