197 Designation of Mayoral development areas
Localism Act 2011 (2011 c 20) | Legislation

Establishment and areas

197  Designation of Mayoral development areas

(1)     The Mayor may designate any area of land in Greater London as a Mayoral development area.

(2)     Separate parcels of land may be designated as one Mayoral development area.

(3)     The Mayor may designate a Mayoral development area only if—

(a)     the Mayor considers that designation of the area is expedient for furthering any one or more of the Greater London Authority's principal purposes,

(b)     the Mayor has consulted the persons specified by subsection (4),

(c)     the Mayor has had regard to any comments made in response by the consultees,

(d)     in the event that those comments include comments

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