223 Determination to cease to have effect when plans not proceeded with
Highways Act 1980 (1980 c 66) | Legislation

223  Determination to cease to have effect when plans not proceeded with

(1)     Where, on the occasion of the deposit of plans for the erection of a building [in Wales], the amount to be paid or secured under section 219 above has been determined under section 220 above, and subsequently—

(a)     the local authority, under [section 32 of the Building Act 1984], declare the deposit of the plans to be of no effect, or

(b)     before any work has been done in or for the purpose of erecting the building the owner gives notice to the local authority of his intention not to proceed with the building,

the said determination and any payment made or security given in accordance with it are, unless there have already been carried out or commenced in the street under the private street works code street works in respect of which the owner of the land on which the building was to be erected is liable, of no effect for the purposes of this Part of this Act.

[(1A)     Where, on the granting of an application for building control approval for the erection of a building in England, the amount to be paid or secured under

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