The Peartree Hill Solar Farm Order 2026
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Change 1
SCHEDULE 3 LEGISLATION TO BE DISAPPLIED
Article 8 1 The following local enactments and local byelaws do not apply insofar as they are inconsistent with a provision of, or a power conferred by, this Order— (a) East Riding Drainage Act 1798; (b) Beverley and Skidby Drainage Act 1808; (c) Holderness Drainage Act 1832; (d) Beverley Commons Act 1836; (e) Beverley and Barmston Drainage Act 1880; (f) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1901; (g) Holderness Water Act 1908; (h) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1911; (i) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1922; (j) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1926; (k) Urban District Council of Hornsea Nuisances Byelaws 1926; (l) Administrative County of the East Riding of Yorkshire Good Rule and Government of the County – Uprooting Plants 1930; (m) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1930; (n) Haltemprice Urban District Council – Pleasure Grounds and Open Spaces 1951; (o) The County of York, East Riding (Removal of Mud Etc. from Wheels of Vehicles) Byelaw 1952; (p) The County Council of York, East Riding – The County of York, East Riding (Dropping of Water and Loose Substances from Vehicles on Highways) Byelaw 1961; (q) The County Council of York, East Riding – The County of York, East Riding (Protection of Safety Lamps and Barriers) Byelaw 1965; (r) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1967; (s) Associated British Ports Act 1987; (t) Beverley Pasture Masters – Byelaws 1987; (u) Beverley Pasture Masters – Byelaws 2004; and (v) Beverley and North Holderness Internal Drainage Board Byelaws 2021.
SCHEDULE 3 LEGISLATION TO BE DISAPPLIED
Article 8 1 The following local enactments and local byelaws do not apply insofar as they are inconsistent with a provision of, or a power conferred by, this Order— (a) East Riding Drainage Act 1798; (b) Beverley and Skidby Drainage Act 1808; (c) Holderness Drainage Act 1832; (d) Beverley Commons Act 1836; (e) Beverley and Barmston Drainage Act 1880; (f) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1901; (g) Holderness Water Act 1908; (h) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1911; (i) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1922; (j) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1926; (k) Urban District Council of Hornsea Nuisances Byelaws 1926; (l) Administrative County of the East Riding of Yorkshire Good Rule and Government of the County – Uprooting Plants 1930; (m) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1930; (n) Haltemprice Urban District Council – Pleasure Grounds and Open Spaces 1951; (o) The County of York, East Riding (Removal of Mud Etc. from Wheels of Vehicles) Byelaw 1952; (p) The County Council of York, East Riding – The County of York, East Riding (Dropping of Water and Loose Substances from Vehicles on Highways) Byelaw 1961; (q) The County Council of York, East Riding – The County of York, East Riding (Protection of Safety Lamps and Barriers) Byelaw 1965; (r) Kingston-upon-Hull Corporation Act 1967; (s) Associated British Ports Act 1987; (t) Beverley Pasture Masters – Byelaws 1987; (u) Beverley Pasture Masters – Byelaws 2004; and (v) Beverley and North Holderness Internal Drainage Board Byelaws 2021.
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