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Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

Transport

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[(1)     Highway-related development is within section 14(1)(h) only if the development is—

(a)     construction of a highway in a case within subsection (2),

(b)     alteration of a highway in a case within subsection (3), or

(c)     improvement of a highway in a case within subsection (5).

(2)     Construction of a highway is within this subsection only if—

(a)     the highway will (when constructed) be wholly in England,

(b)     the Secretary of State [or a strategic highways company] will be the highway authority for the highway, and

(c)     the area of development is greater than the relevant limit set out in subsection (4).

(3)     Alteration of a highway is within this subsection only if—

(a)     the highway is wholly in England,

(b)     the Secretary of State [or a strategic highways company] is the highway authority for

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