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The A47 Wansford to Sutton (Corrections) Order 2023

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SCHEDULE Correctable Errors

Article 2 Where the correction is to be made | How the correction is to be made | Text to be substituted, inserted or omitted Article 2 (Interpretation), definition of “maintain” | For ““maintain””, substitute | ““maintain”,” Article 2, definition of “traffic regulation plans” | For “the plans of”, substitute | “the documents of” Article 32(3)(a) (Acquisition of subsoil or airspace only) | For “the 1965 Act)”, substitute | “the 1965 Act))” Schedule 2 (Requirements), Part 2 (Procedure of discharge of requirements), paragraph 14(3) (Applications made under requirements) | For “paragraph 2”, substitute | “paragraph 15” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 18(5) (Details of consultation) | For “sub-paragraph (1)”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (2)” Schedule 3 (Classification of roads etc.), Part 1 (Trunk roads), under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheets 3-4 and 6-7”, in column 2 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(6)” and “(7)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 3, Part 1, under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheets 3-4 and 6-7”, in column 2 | For “the Drift”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “The Drift” Schedule 3, Part 1, in the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans - sheet 2 and 3” | For “sheet”, substitute | “sheets” Schedule 3, Part 1, under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheet 6”, in column 2 | For “the Drift”, substitute | “The Drift” Schedule 4 (Permanent stopping up of highways and private means of access and provision of new highways and private means of access), Part 1 (Highways to be stopped up for which no substitute is to be provided), in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 1, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 7”, in column 1 | Omit “Parish” Schedule 4, Part 2 (Highways to be stopped up for which an alternative is to be provided and new highways which are otherwise to be provided), in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 2, under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 3”, in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(15)” and “(16)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 4” (row Sutton, column 4 references D3 and D5), in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(17)” and “(18)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 4” (row Wansford and Sutton, column 4 references D6 and D7), in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(19)” and “(20)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 5”, in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(21)” and “(22)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 3 (Private means of access to be stopped up for which a substitute is to be provided and new private means of access which are otherwise to be provided, under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 1”, in column 1 | For “Thornaugh”, substitute | “Thornhaugh CP” Schedule 4, Part 3, in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 4 (Private means of access to be stopped up for which no substitute is to be provided), under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 2”, in column 1 | After “Wansford” insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 4, in column 1 | For “Parish”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 5 (Alterations to private means of access), under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 3”, in column 1 | After “Wansford” insert | “CP” Schedule 9 (Protective provisions), Part 3 (For the protection of Anglian Water), paragraph 25(4) and (5) (Removal of apparatus) | For “article 47”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “article 49” Schedule 9, Part 3, in the tailpiece of paragraph 28(3) (Expenses and costs) | For “article 47”, substitute | “article 49” Schedule 9, Part 4 (For the protection of NGG as gas undertaker), paragraph 48 (Arbitration) | For “paragraphs 40(2) and (2) (removal of apparatus), and 41(1)”, substitute | “paragraphs 40 (removal of apparatus) and 41” Schedule 9, Part 5 (For the protection of National Grid Electricity Transmission PLC as electricity undertaker), paragraph 52 | For “paragraphs 52”, substitute | “paragraphs 53”

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SCHEDULE Correctable Errors

Article 2 Where the correction is to be made | How the correction is to be made | Text to be substituted, inserted or omitted Article 2 (Interpretation), definition of “maintain” | For ““maintain””, substitute | ““maintain”,” Article 2, definition of “traffic regulation plans” | For “the plans of”, substitute | “the documents of” Article 32(3)(a) (Acquisition of subsoil or airspace only) | For “the 1965 Act)”, substitute | “the 1965 Act))” Schedule 2 (Requirements), Part 2 (Procedure of discharge of requirements), paragraph 14(3) (Applications made under requirements) | For “paragraph 2”, substitute | “paragraph 15” Schedule 2, Part 2, paragraph 18(5) (Details of consultation) | For “sub-paragraph (1)”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (2)” Schedule 3 (Classification of roads etc.), Part 1 (Trunk roads), under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheets 3-4 and 6-7”, in column 2 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(6)” and “(7)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 3, Part 1, under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheets 3-4 and 6-7”, in column 2 | For “the Drift”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “The Drift” Schedule 3, Part 1, in the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans - sheet 2 and 3” | For “sheet”, substitute | “sheets” Schedule 3, Part 1, under the sub-heading “The classification of roads plans – sheet 6”, in column 2 | For “the Drift”, substitute | “The Drift” Schedule 4 (Permanent stopping up of highways and private means of access and provision of new highways and private means of access), Part 1 (Highways to be stopped up for which no substitute is to be provided), in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 1, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 7”, in column 1 | Omit “Parish” Schedule 4, Part 2 (Highways to be stopped up for which an alternative is to be provided and new highways which are otherwise to be provided), in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 2, under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 3”, in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(15)” and “(16)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 4” (row Sutton, column 4 references D3 and D5), in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(17)” and “(18)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 4” (row Wansford and Sutton, column 4 references D6 and D7), in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(19)” and “(20)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 2, under sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 5”, in column 4 | Renumber sub-paragraphs “(21)” and “(22)” as sub-paragraphs | “(1)” and “(2)” Schedule 4, Part 3 (Private means of access to be stopped up for which a substitute is to be provided and new private means of access which are otherwise to be provided, under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 1”, in column 1 | For “Thornaugh”, substitute | “Thornhaugh CP” Schedule 4, Part 3, in column 1 | After “Wansford” and “Sutton”, wherever they appear, insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 4 (Private means of access to be stopped up for which no substitute is to be provided), under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 2”, in column 1 | After “Wansford” insert | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 4, in column 1 | For “Parish”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “CP” Schedule 4, Part 5 (Alterations to private means of access), under the sub-heading “The rights of way and access plans – sheet 3”, in column 1 | After “Wansford” insert | “CP” Schedule 9 (Protective provisions), Part 3 (For the protection of Anglian Water), paragraph 25(4) and (5) (Removal of apparatus) | For “article 47”, in both places where it appears, substitute | “article 49” Schedule 9, Part 3, in the tailpiece of paragraph 28(3) (Expenses and costs) | For “article 47”, substitute | “article 49” Schedule 9, Part 4 (For the protection of NGG as gas undertaker), paragraph 48 (Arbitration) | For “paragraphs 40(2) and (2) (removal of apparatus), and 41(1)”, substitute | “paragraphs 40 (removal of apparatus) and 41” Schedule 9, Part 5 (For the protection of National Grid Electricity Transmission PLC as electricity undertaker), paragraph 52 | For “paragraphs 52”, substitute | “paragraphs 53”

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