142 Licence to plant trees, shrubs etc in a highway
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

142  Licence to plant trees, shrubs etc in a highway

(1)     The highway authority for a highway may by a licence granted under this section permit the occupier or the owner of any premises adjoining the highway to plant and maintain, or to retain and maintain, trees, shrubs, plants or grass in such part of the highway as may be specified in the licence.

(2)     The highway authority may, as they think fit—

(a)     grant a licence under this section to the person who at the time of the grant is the occupier of such premises and insert in the licence provisions prohibiting assignment of the licence and providing for its duration; or

(b)     grant such a licence to the owner of such premises and his successors in title and insert in the licence provisions providing for the licence to be annexed to those premises and providing for its duration;

and references in this section to the licensee are references to the person who is for the time being entitled by virtue of such a licence to do anything permitted by it to be done.

(3)     No fine, rent or other sum of money is payable in respect of

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