SCHEDULE 4 Power of [Gas Transporters] to Break up Streets, Bridges Etc
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 Power of [Gas Transporters] to Break up Streets, Bridges Etc

Section 9(3)

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(1)     Subject to the following provisions of this Schedule, a [gas transporter] may execute the following kinds of works, that is to say,

[(a)     placing pipes, conduits, service pipes, cables, sewers and other works, and pressure governors, ventilators and other apparatus, in or under any street; and

(b)     from time to time repairing, altering or removing any such works or apparatus placed in or under any street (whether by him or by any other person)].

(2)     Subject as aforesaid, a [gas transporter] may execute any works requisite for or incidental to the purposes of any works falling within sub-paragraph (1) above, including for those purposes—

(a)     opening or breaking up any [street] or any sewers, drains or tunnels within or under any [street] ; and

(b)     removing or using all earth and materials in or under any [street].

(3)     A [gas transporter] shall do as little damage as possible in the exercise of the powers conferred by this paragraph and shall make compensation for any damage done in the exercise of those powers.

[(4)     The Secretary of State shall by regulations provide

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