SCHEDULE 16 Applications and Proposals for Notices under Section 95
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 16 Applications and Proposals for Notices under Section 95

Section 95

Interpretation

1

In this Schedule references to a safety zone notice are references to a notice under section 95.

2

In this Schedule “relevant renewable energy installationâ€, in relation to an application for a safety zone notice or a proposal by the [appropriate Minister] to issue such a notice, means the renewable energy installation by reference to which the notice applied for or proposed would fall to be issued.

Requirements for applications

3

(1)     An application for a safety zone notice must describe, by way of a map—

(a)     the place where the relevant renewable energy installation is to be, or is being, constructed, extended, operated or decommissioned; and

(b)     the waters in relation to which any declaration applied for will establish a safety zone.

(2)     The application must also—

(a)     describe the other provisions the application asks to be included in the notice applied for; and

(b)     include such other information as may be prescribed by regulations made by the [appropriate Minister].

(3)     An application is not allowed to be made orally.

Objections to an application

4

(1)     The [appropriate Minister] may by regulations

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