Hazardous substances authorities
I13 Hazardous substances authorities: other special cases.
1
The county council shall be the hazardous substances authority for land which is in a non-metropolitan county F1in England and—
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is used for the winning and working of minerals (including their extraction from a mineral-working deposit); or
c
is situated in England and used for the disposal of refuse or waste materials,
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3
The Broads Authority is the hazardous substances authority for the Broads unless subsection (1) F3. . . applies.
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F55A
The power to make a designation order under section 13 of the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 which contains provision of the kind mentioned in section 14(3) of that Act does not extend to providing for the Homes and Communities Agency to be the hazardous substances authority (whether instead of, or concurrently with, a county council) in relation to land to which subsection (1) above applies.
5B
Subject to this, section 1 and this section are subject to any provision made by such an order.
F75C
A joint planning board constituted under section 2(1B) of the principal Act for a united district in Wales is the hazardous substances authority for land in the united district unless subsection (4) or (5) applies.
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