145 Harbours
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

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(1)     An order granting development consent may include provision for the creation of a harbour authority only if—

(a)     the development to which the order relates is or includes the construction or alteration of harbour facilities, and

(b)     the creation of a harbour authority is necessary or expedient for the purposes of the development.

(2)     An order granting development consent may include provision changing the powers or duties of a harbour authority only if—

(a)     the development to which the order relates is or includes the construction or alteration of harbour facilities, and

(b)     the authority has requested

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