86 Functions of county councils for areas for which there are district councils
Environment Act 1995 (1995 c 25) | Legislation

86  Functions of county councils for areas for which there are district councils

(1)     . . .

(2)     [A county council for an area in England for which there are district councils may make recommendations to any of those district councils with respect to the carrying out of—]

(a)     any particular air quality review,

(b)     any particular assessment under section 82 or 84 above, or

(c)     the preparation of any particular action plan or revision of an action plan,

and the district council shall take into account any such recommendations.

[(2A)     Where a district council of a district in England for which there is a county council intends to prepare an action plan it must notify the county council that it intends to do so.]

[(3)     Where a county council has been given a notification by a district council under subsection (2A) it must, before the end of the relevant period, provide the district council with proposals for particular measures the county council will take to

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