4 Agreement for exercise by Minister [or strategic highways company] of certain functions of local highway authority as respects highway affected by construction etc of trunk road
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

Agreements between authorities

4  Agreement for exercise by Minister [or strategic highways company] of certain functions of local highway authority as respects highway affected by construction etc of trunk road

(1)     The Minister [or a strategic highways company, whichever is the highway authority for [that trunk road] (“the trunk road authority”)] and a local highway authority may enter into an agreement for providing, in relation to a highway specified in the agreement, being a highway that crosses or enters the route of [that trunk road] or is or will be otherwise affected by the construction or improvement of [that trunk road], that any functions specified in the agreement,

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