Public Utilities Street Works Act 1950 (repealed 1.1.1993)
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As published
Second Schedule Declarations Designating Roads as Prospective Public Roads
1 Subject to paragraph 2 below, where a local roads authority are satisfied that a road in their area which is not a public road is likely to become a public road they may issue a declaration to that effect.
2 A declaration under paragraph 1 above shall not be made as regards a road which is under the management or control of a transport authority.
3 Each local roads authority shall keep a register in which shall be entered, in such manner as may be prescribed by the Secretary of State, particulars of every declaration made by them under paragraph 1 above; and they shall keep the register open to public inspection and allow any person to make a copy of any entry therein.
Your change, as a redline
Second Schedule Declarations Designating Roads as Prospective Public Roads
1 Subject to paragraph 2 below, where a local roads authority are satisfied that a road in their area which is not a public road is likely to become a public road they may issue a declaration to that effect.
2 A declaration under paragraph 1 above shall not be made as regards a road which is under the management or control of a transport authority.
3 Each local roads authority shall keep a register in which shall be entered, in such manner as may be prescribed by the Secretary of State, particulars of every declaration made by them under paragraph 1 above; and they shall keep the register open to public inspection and allow any person to make a copy of any entry therein.
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