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As published
64 Traffic-sensitive streets.
(1) Regulations made for the purposes of section 54, 55 or 57 (notices required to be given in respect of street works) or paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A may make special provision in relation to street works in a street designated by the street authority as traffic-sensitive.
(2) The Secretary of State may prescribe—
(a) the criteria for designating a street as traffic-sensitive,
(b) the procedure for making or withdrawing such a designation, and
(c) the information to be made available by a street authority as to the streets for the time being so designated by them.
(3) If it appears to the street authority that the prescribed criteria are met only at certain times or on certain dates, a limited designation may be made accordingly.
In such a case the reference in subsection (1) to the execution of works in a street designated as traffic-sensitive shall be construed as a reference to works so executed at those times or on those dates.
(4) Where any council of a London borough or the Common Council of the City of London are asked by the Traffic Director for London to designate a street as a traffic-sensitive street and they decline to do so, the Director may appeal to the Secretary of State who may direct that the street be designated.
Your change, as a redline
64 Traffic-sensitive streets.
(1) Regulations made for the purposes of section 54, 55 or 57 (notices required to be given in respect of street works) or paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A may make special provision in relation to street works in a street designated by the street authority as traffic-sensitive.
(2) The Secretary of State may prescribe—
(a) the criteria for designating a street as traffic-sensitive,
(b) the procedure for making or withdrawing such a designation, and
(c) the information to be made available by a street authority as to the streets for the time being so designated by them.
(3) If it appears to the street authority that the prescribed criteria are met only at certain times or on certain dates, a limited designation may be made accordingly.
In such a case the reference in subsection (1) to the execution of works in a street designated as traffic-sensitive shall be construed as a reference to works so executed at those times or on those dates.
(4) Where any council of a London borough or the Common Council of the City of London are asked by the Traffic Director for London to designate a street as a traffic-sensitive street and they decline to do so, the Director may appeal to the Secretary of State who may direct that the street be designated.
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