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Town and Country Planning Act 1990

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61QJ Revocation or modification of street vote development orders

(1) The Secretary of State may by order revoke or modify a street vote development order. (2) A local planning authority may, with the consent of the Secretary of State, by order revoke a street vote development order relating to a street area any part of which falls within the area of that authority. (3) If a street vote development order is revoked, the person revoking the order must state the reasons for the revocation. (4) An appointed person may at any time by order modify a street vote development order for the purpose of correcting errors. (5) A modification of a street vote development order is to be done by replacing the order with a new one containing the modification. (6) Regulations may make provision in connection with the revocation or modification of a street vote development order. (7) The regulations may, in particular, include provision as to— (a) the giving of notice and publicity in connection with a revocation or modification; (b) the information and documents relating to a revocation or modification that are to be made available to the public; (c) the making of reasonable charges for anything provided as a result of the regulations; (d) consultation with and participation by the public in relation to a revocation or modification; (e) the making and consideration of representations about a revocation or modification (including the time by which representations must be made).

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61QJ Revocation or modification of street vote development orders

(1) The Secretary of State may by order revoke or modify a street vote development order. (2) A local planning authority may, with the consent of the Secretary of State, by order revoke a street vote development order relating to a street area any part of which falls within the area of that authority. (3) If a street vote development order is revoked, the person revoking the order must state the reasons for the revocation. (4) An appointed person may at any time by order modify a street vote development order for the purpose of correcting errors. (5) A modification of a street vote development order is to be done by replacing the order with a new one containing the modification. (6) Regulations may make provision in connection with the revocation or modification of a street vote development order. (7) The regulations may, in particular, include provision as to— (a) the giving of notice and publicity in connection with a revocation or modification; (b) the information and documents relating to a revocation or modification that are to be made available to the public; (c) the making of reasonable charges for anything provided as a result of the regulations; (d) consultation with and participation by the public in relation to a revocation or modification; (e) the making and consideration of representations about a revocation or modification (including the time by which representations must be made).

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