Town and Country Planning Act 1932
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SECOND SCHEDULE Matters to be dealt with by Schemes.
Section 11. 1 Streets, roads and other ways, and stopping up or diversion of existing highways including churchways. 2 Buildings, structures, and erections. 3 Open spaces, private and public. 4 The reservation of sites for places of religious worship or for houses for the residence of officiating ministers or burial places in connection therewith. 5 The reservation of land as sites for aerodromes. 6 The prohibition, regulation, and control of the deposit or disposal of waste materials and refuse. 7 Sewerage, drainage, and sewage disposal. 8 Lighting. 9 Water supply. 10 Ancillary or consequential works. 11 Extinction or variation of private rights of way and other easements. 12 Dealing with or disposal of land acquired by the responsible authority or by a local authority. 13 Power of entry and inspection. 14 Power of the responsible authority to remove, alter or demolish any obstructive work. 15 Power of the responsible authority to make agreements with owners, and of owners to make agreements with one another. 16 Power of the responsible authority or a local authority to accept any property whether real or personal for the furtherance of the objects of any scheme, and provision for regulating the administration of any such money or property and for the exemption of any assurance with respect to money or property so accepted from enrolment under the Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act, 1888. 17 Application with the necessary modifications and adaptations of statutory enactments. 18 Carrying out and supplementing the provisions of this Act for enforcing schemes, and for that purpose imposing pecuniary penalties for breach of or failure to comply with schemes and making provision for the recovery thereof in a court of summary jurisdiction. 19 Limitation of time for operation of scheme. 20 Co-operation of the responsible authority with the owners of land included in the scheme or other persons interested. 21 Charging on any land the value of which is increased by the operation of a scheme the sum required to be paid in respect of that increase, and for that purpose applying, with the necessary adaptations the provisions of any enactments dealing with charges for improvements of land.
SECOND SCHEDULE Matters to be dealt with by Schemes.
Section 11. 1 Streets, roads and other ways, and stopping up or diversion of existing highways including churchways. 2 Buildings, structures, and erections. 3 Open spaces, private and public. 4 The reservation of sites for places of religious worship or for houses for the residence of officiating ministers or burial places in connection therewith. 5 The reservation of land as sites for aerodromes. 6 The prohibition, regulation, and control of the deposit or disposal of waste materials and refuse. 7 Sewerage, drainage, and sewage disposal. 8 Lighting. 9 Water supply. 10 Ancillary or consequential works. 11 Extinction or variation of private rights of way and other easements. 12 Dealing with or disposal of land acquired by the responsible authority or by a local authority. 13 Power of entry and inspection. 14 Power of the responsible authority to remove, alter or demolish any obstructive work. 15 Power of the responsible authority to make agreements with owners, and of owners to make agreements with one another. 16 Power of the responsible authority or a local authority to accept any property whether real or personal for the furtherance of the objects of any scheme, and provision for regulating the administration of any such money or property and for the exemption of any assurance with respect to money or property so accepted from enrolment under the Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act, 1888. 17 Application with the necessary modifications and adaptations of statutory enactments. 18 Carrying out and supplementing the provisions of this Act for enforcing schemes, and for that purpose imposing pecuniary penalties for breach of or failure to comply with schemes and making provision for the recovery thereof in a court of summary jurisdiction. 19 Limitation of time for operation of scheme. 20 Co-operation of the responsible authority with the owners of land included in the scheme or other persons interested. 21 Charging on any land the value of which is increased by the operation of a scheme the sum required to be paid in respect of that increase, and for that purpose applying, with the necessary adaptations the provisions of any enactments dealing with charges for improvements of land.
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