[78QA Land no longer considered to be contaminated]
Environmental Protection Act 1990 (1990 c 43) | Legislation

[78QA  Land no longer considered to be contaminated]

[(1)     Subsection (2) applies where—

(a)     a local authority has given notice under section 78B above that land in its area has been identified as contaminated land;

(b)     the land is not designated as a special site by virtue of section 78C(7) or 78D(6) above; and

(c)     the local authority is satisfied that the land is no longer contaminated land.

(2)     The local authority may give notice (a “non-contamination notice”) that the land is no longer contaminated land to—

(a)     the appropriate Agency;

(b)     the owner of the land;

(c)     any person who appears to the local authority to be in occupation of the land;

(d)

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