127 Special charges in respect of spray irrigation
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

127  Special charges in respect of spray irrigation

(1)     Where a person (“the applicant”) is for the time being the holder of a licence under Chapter II of Part II of this Act to abstract water ("the applicant's licence”), and in accordance with the provisions of that licence—

(a)     the water is to be used on land of which the applicant is the occupier; and

(b)     the purposes for which water abstracted in pursuance of the licence is to be used consist of or include spray irrigation,

the applicant may apply to the [appropriate agency] to make an agreement with him under this section and, subject to the following provisions of this section and sections 128 and 129 below, the [appropriate agency] may make such an agreement accordingly.

(2)     During any period for which an agreement under this section is in force, the following charges shall be payable by the applicant to the [appropriate agency] in respect of the applicant's licence, in so far as it relates to water authorised to be abstracted

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