220 Determination of liability for, and amount of, payments
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

220  Determination of liability for, and amount of, payments

(1)     In a case to which section 219 above applies the street works authority shall, within 6 weeks from the passing of any required plans relating to the erection of a building [in Wales] deposited with them or, in a case to which subsection . . . (2A)] below applies, with the . . . Welsh council], serve a notice on the person by or on whose behalf the plans were deposited requiring the payment or the securing under section 219 above of a sum specified in the notice.

In this subsection and [subsection (2A)] below “required plans” means plans required to be deposited with the local authority in accordance with building regulations.

[(1A)     In a case in England to which section 219 applies the street works authority shall, within 6 weeks from their granting of any required application for building control approval relating to the erection of a building or, in a case to which subsection (2) applies, the granting of such an application by the district council or the building safety regulator, serve a notice on the person by or on whose behalf the application for building control approval was made requiring the payment or

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