Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023
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191 Designated high streets and town centres
(1) A local authority may designate a street in its area as a high street for the purposes of this Part if it considers that the street is important to the local economy because of a concentration of high-street uses of premises on the street. (2) A local authority may designate an area within its area as a town centre for the purposes of this Part if— (a) the built environment of the area is characterised principally by a network of streets, and (b) the authority considers that the area is important to the local economy because of a concentration of high-street uses of premises in the area. (3) A street or area is not to be designated, however, if the authority considers that its importance derives principally from goods or services purchased in the course of business. (4) A designation under this section may be varied or withdrawn at any time. (5) A local authority must maintain and make available to the public a list describing, and a map showing, any designations under this section that are in force in its area. (6) A designation under this section is a local land charge. (7) In this Part— “designated high street” means a street for the time being designated under subsection (1); “designated town centre” means an area for the time being designated under subsection (2).
191 Designated high streets and town centres
(1) A local authority may designate a street in its area as a high street for the purposes of this Part if it considers that the street is important to the local economy because of a concentration of high-street uses of premises on the street. (2) A local authority may designate an area within its area as a town centre for the purposes of this Part if— (a) the built environment of the area is characterised principally by a network of streets, and (b) the authority considers that the area is important to the local economy because of a concentration of high-street uses of premises in the area. (3) A street or area is not to be designated, however, if the authority considers that its importance derives principally from goods or services purchased in the course of business. (4) A designation under this section may be varied or withdrawn at any time. (5) A local authority must maintain and make available to the public a list describing, and a map showing, any designations under this section that are in force in its area. (6) A designation under this section is a local land charge. (7) In this Part— “designated high street” means a street for the time being designated under subsection (1); “designated town centre” means an area for the time being designated under subsection (2).
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