National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949
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55D Coastal margin
(1) This section applies in relation to a report prepared under section 51 pursuant to the coastal access duty. (2) The proposals set out in the report may include— (a) a proposal for any part of the landward boundary of the relevant coastal margin to coincide with a physical feature identified in the proposal, (b) where those proposals include an alternative route, a proposal for any part of the landward or seaward boundary of the alternative route strip to coincide with a physical feature so identified, or (c) a proposal for the landward or seaward boundary of any area excluded from any description of excepted land to coincide with a physical feature so identified. (3) The report must contain— (a) a map showing the landward boundary of the relevant coastal margin, or (b) a description of that boundary which is sufficient to identify the relevant coastal margin. (4) Where a map is contained in a report pursuant to subsection (3)(a), Natural England must provide a person with a relevant interest in affected land, on request, with a copy of that map. (5) The report must set out such proposals (if any) as Natural England considers appropriate as to the directions to be made by it under Chapter 2 of Part 1 of the CROW Act for the exclusion or restriction of the right of access that would arise under section 2(1) of that Act in relation to any land if the proposals in the report were to be approved. (6) Before preparing the report, Natural England must (in addition to complying with section 51(4))— (a) take reasonable steps to consult persons with a relevant interest in affected land, (b) consult any body of a kind mentioned in section 51(4) in whose Park or area affected land is situated (but which is not required to be consulted under section 51(4)), (c) consult each London borough council for an area in which affected land is situated, (d) consult each local access forum for an area in which affected land is situated, (e) consult the Secretary of State in relation to any interests of defence or national security which may be affected by the proposals which Natural England is minded to include in the report, (f) consult the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England in relation to any interests in the preservation of any monument, structure or other thing, mentioned in section 26(3)(b) of the CROW Act which may be affected by those proposals, and (g) consult the Environment Agency in relation to any interests in flood defence, or in the management of the effects of coastal erosion or encroachment by the sea, which may be affected by those proposals. (7) A body within subsection (6)(b), (c) or (d) must provide Natural England with such information as it may reasonably require for the purposes of the report. (8) Where the Secretary of State is consulted under subsection (6)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) provide Natural England with such information as it may reasonably require as to any exclusion or restriction of the right of access to affected land under section 2(1) of the CROW Act which the Secretary of State proposes to make provision for under section 28 of that Act (defence and national security), and (b) notify Natural England if the Secretary of State is of the opinion that this information, or any part of it, ought not to be disclosed by it on the grounds of the public interest in defence and national security. (9) Subject to subsection (10), the report must contain such of the information provided under subsection (8)(a) as Natural England considers relevant for the purposes of the report. (10) The report may not contain information which Natural England has been notified under subsection (8)(b) ought not to be disclosed by it.
55D Coastal margin
(1) This section applies in relation to a report prepared under section 51 pursuant to the coastal access duty. (2) The proposals set out in the report may include— (a) a proposal for any part of the landward boundary of the relevant coastal margin to coincide with a physical feature identified in the proposal, (b) where those proposals include an alternative route, a proposal for any part of the landward or seaward boundary of the alternative route strip to coincide with a physical feature so identified, or (c) a proposal for the landward or seaward boundary of any area excluded from any description of excepted land to coincide with a physical feature so identified. (3) The report must contain— (a) a map showing the landward boundary of the relevant coastal margin, or (b) a description of that boundary which is sufficient to identify the relevant coastal margin. (4) Where a map is contained in a report pursuant to subsection (3)(a), Natural England must provide a person with a relevant interest in affected land, on request, with a copy of that map. (5) The report must set out such proposals (if any) as Natural England considers appropriate as to the directions to be made by it under Chapter 2 of Part 1 of the CROW Act for the exclusion or restriction of the right of access that would arise under section 2(1) of that Act in relation to any land if the proposals in the report were to be approved. (6) Before preparing the report, Natural England must (in addition to complying with section 51(4))— (a) take reasonable steps to consult persons with a relevant interest in affected land, (b) consult any body of a kind mentioned in section 51(4) in whose Park or area affected land is situated (but which is not required to be consulted under section 51(4)), (c) consult each London borough council for an area in which affected land is situated, (d) consult each local access forum for an area in which affected land is situated, (e) consult the Secretary of State in relation to any interests of defence or national security which may be affected by the proposals which Natural England is minded to include in the report, (f) consult the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England in relation to any interests in the preservation of any monument, structure or other thing, mentioned in section 26(3)(b) of the CROW Act which may be affected by those proposals, and (g) consult the Environment Agency in relation to any interests in flood defence, or in the management of the effects of coastal erosion or encroachment by the sea, which may be affected by those proposals. (7) A body within subsection (6)(b), (c) or (d) must provide Natural England with such information as it may reasonably require for the purposes of the report. (8) Where the Secretary of State is consulted under subsection (6)(e), the Secretary of State must— (a) provide Natural England with such information as it may reasonably require as to any exclusion or restriction of the right of access to affected land under section 2(1) of the CROW Act which the Secretary of State proposes to make provision for under section 28 of that Act (defence and national security), and (b) notify Natural England if the Secretary of State is of the opinion that this information, or any part of it, ought not to be disclosed by it on the grounds of the public interest in defence and national security. (9) Subject to subsection (10), the report must contain such of the information provided under subsection (8)(a) as Natural England considers relevant for the purposes of the report. (10) The report may not contain information which Natural England has been notified under subsection (8)(b) ought not to be disclosed by it.
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