Public Utilities Street Works Act 1950 (repealed 1.1.1993)
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As published
SECOND SCHEDULE Declarations Designating Streets as Prospectively Maintainable highways
Sections 1, 36.
1 Where the local highway authority are satisfied as to any street in their area, whether a highway or not, which is not a maintainable highway that it is likely to become a maintainable highway, they may declare that it is likely to become such:
Provided that such a declaration shall not be made as to a street which is under the management or control of a transport authority.
2 A declaration made under this Schedule shall be a local land charge.
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SECOND SCHEDULE Declarations Designating Streets as Prospectively Maintainable highways
Sections 1, 36.
1 Where the local highway authority are satisfied as to any street in their area, whether a highway or not, which is not a maintainable highway that it is likely to become a maintainable highway, they may declare that it is likely to become such:
Provided that such a declaration shall not be made as to a street which is under the management or control of a transport authority.
2 A declaration made under this Schedule shall be a local land charge.
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