The Springwell Solar Farm (Correction) Order 2026
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Schedule CORRECTIONS
Article 2 Column (1) Where the correction is made | Column (2) How the correction is made | Column (3) Text substituted, inserted or omitted Article 2(1) (interpretation) – definition of “Navenby Substation area plan” | For “book of reference”, substitute | “Navenby Substation area plan” Article 26(1) (acquisition of subsoil only), paragraph 1 | For “paragraph 21(1)”, substitute | “paragraph (1)” Schedule 1 (authorised development), paragraph 1, definition of “mounting structure” | For “panels”, substitute | “PV modules” Schedule 2 (requirements), paragraph 20(2)(e)(i) (electrical noise) | For “sub-paragraph 20(2)(c)”, substitute | “paragraph (c)” Schedule 2 (requirements), paragraph 20(2)(e)(ii) (electrical noise) | For “sub-paragraph 20(2)(c)”, substitute | “paragraph (c)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 7, paragraph 67(2)(a) | For “subparagraph (1)”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (1)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 7, paragraph 81(6) | At the beginning of sub-paragraph (a), for “(a)”, substitute | “(7)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (b), for “(b)”, substitute | “(8)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (c), for “(c)”, substitute | “(9)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (d), for “(d)”, substitute | “(10)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (e), for “(e)”, substitute | “(11)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (f), for “(f) (”, substitute | “(12)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 8, paragraph 94(1) | For “((10)”, substitute | “(10)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 10, paragraph 119(6)(a) | For “paragraph 10”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (5)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 10, paragraph 123(1) | For “these paragraphs 123 to 122”, substitute | “this paragraph” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 11 | For “OPERATORS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS CODE NETWORKS”, substitute | “BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLC”
Schedule CORRECTIONS
Article 2 Column (1) Where the correction is made | Column (2) How the correction is made | Column (3) Text substituted, inserted or omitted Article 2(1) (interpretation) – definition of “Navenby Substation area plan” | For “book of reference”, substitute | “Navenby Substation area plan” Article 26(1) (acquisition of subsoil only), paragraph 1 | For “paragraph 21(1)”, substitute | “paragraph (1)” Schedule 1 (authorised development), paragraph 1, definition of “mounting structure” | For “panels”, substitute | “PV modules” Schedule 2 (requirements), paragraph 20(2)(e)(i) (electrical noise) | For “sub-paragraph 20(2)(c)”, substitute | “paragraph (c)” Schedule 2 (requirements), paragraph 20(2)(e)(ii) (electrical noise) | For “sub-paragraph 20(2)(c)”, substitute | “paragraph (c)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 7, paragraph 67(2)(a) | For “subparagraph (1)”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (1)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 7, paragraph 81(6) | At the beginning of sub-paragraph (a), for “(a)”, substitute | “(7)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (b), for “(b)”, substitute | “(8)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (c), for “(c)”, substitute | “(9)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (d), for “(d)”, substitute | “(10)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (e), for “(e)”, substitute | “(11)” At the beginning of sub-paragraph (f), for “(f) (”, substitute | “(12)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 8, paragraph 94(1) | For “((10)”, substitute | “(10)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 10, paragraph 119(6)(a) | For “paragraph 10”, substitute | “sub-paragraph (5)” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 10, paragraph 123(1) | For “these paragraphs 123 to 122”, substitute | “this paragraph” Schedule 15 (protective provisions), Part 11 | For “OPERATORS OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS CODE NETWORKS”, substitute | “BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLC”
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