[105ZA Interpretation]
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

[Part VA Environmental Impact Assessments]

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[(1)     In this Part—

“Annex†means an Annex to the Directive;

“the consultation bodies†means—

(a)     any principal council (within the meaning given in section 270(1) of the Local Government Act 1972) in whose area the project is to be carried out;

(b)     where the project is to be carried out on land situated in England—

(i)     the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England, the Environment Agency and Natural England, and

(ii)     the Natural Resources Body for Wales and the Welsh Ministers where, in the opinion of the project authority, the land is sufficiently near to Wales to be of interest to them;

(c)     where the project is to be carried out on land situated in Wales—

(i)     the Natural Resources Body for Wales, and

(ii)     an organisation referred to in paragraph (b)(i) where, in the opinion of the Welsh Ministers, the land is sufficiently near to England to be of interest to that organisation;

(d)     any other public authority which has environmental responsibilities and which the project authority considers is likely to have an interest in the project;

(e)     any body with local or regional competencies and which the project

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