[138G Making of plans and schemes]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

[138G  Making of plans and schemes]

[(1)     If, after complying with section 138F as regards a proposal to make an enhanced partnership plan and scheme, a local authority or authorities consider it appropriate to make the plan and scheme, they may make them as proposed or with modifications.

(2)     If the authority or authorities intend to make the plan and scheme with modifications of one or both of them, the authority or authorities must give notice of their intention to make the plan and scheme, with modifications, to the persons who are operators of qualifying local services in the area to which the plan relates on the relevant day.

(3)     A notice under subsection (2) must—

(a)     contain full details of the plan and scheme,

(b)     state the effect of subsection (4), and

(c)     state the period within which objections may be made (which may not be less than 28 days).

(4)     The authority or authorities

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