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Roads (Scotland) Act 1984

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39B Prescribing of works.

(1) The Secretary of State may make regulations— (a) prescribing any description of traffic calming works for the purposes of section 39A of this Act, and (b) making such provision (if any) as appears to him necessary or expedient in relation to the construction, maintenance and removal of works of a prescribed description. (2) Regulations under this section may in particular— (a) provide that works of a prescribed description shall be constructed only in roads of such descriptions and in such circumstances as may be prescribed by the regulations; (b) impose requirements as to— (i) the dimensions and location of works; (ii) the placing of signs; (iii) the carrying out and maintenance of ancillary or consequential works; (c) impose requirements as to consultation and publicity in respect of proposed works.

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39B Prescribing of works.

(1) The Secretary of State may make regulations— (a) prescribing any description of traffic calming works for the purposes of section 39A of this Act, and (b) making such provision (if any) as appears to him necessary or expedient in relation to the construction, maintenance and removal of works of a prescribed description. (2) Regulations under this section may in particular— (a) provide that works of a prescribed description shall be constructed only in roads of such descriptions and in such circumstances as may be prescribed by the regulations; (b) impose requirements as to— (i) the dimensions and location of works; (ii) the placing of signs; (iii) the carrying out and maintenance of ancillary or consequential works; (c) impose requirements as to consultation and publicity in respect of proposed works.

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