[80A Abatement notice in respect of noise in the street]
Environmental Protection Act 1990 (1990 c 43) | Legislation

[80A  Abatement notice in respect of noise in the street]

[(1)     In the case of a statutory nuisance within section 79(1)(ga) above that—

(a)     has not yet occurred, or

(b)     arises from noise emitted from or caused by an unattended vehicle or unattended machinery or equipment,

the abatement notice shall be served in accordance with subsection (2) below.

(2)     The notice shall be served—

(a)     where the person responsible for the vehicle, machinery or equipment can be found, on that person;

(b)     where that person cannot be found or where the local authority determines that this paragraph

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