[36A Declarations extinguishing etc public rights of navigation]
Electricity Act 1989 (1989 c 29) | Legislation

[36A  Declarations extinguishing etc public rights of navigation]

[(1)     Where a consent is granted by [the appropriate authority] in relation to—

(a)     the construction or operation of a generating station that comprises or is to comprise (in whole or in part) renewable energy installations situated at places in relevant waters, or

(b)     an extension of a generating station that is to comprise (in whole or in part) renewable energy installations situated at places in relevant waters or an extension of such an installation,

he or (as the case may be) they [the appropriate authority] may, at the same time, make a declaration under this section as respects rights of navigation so far as they pass through some or all of those places.

[(1A)     This section is subject to section 12 of the Marine and Coastal

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