Part 2 BYELAWSI1
England and Wales
(1) Title | (2) Byelaw to be disapplied |
|---|---|
| Boston Dock Byelaws 1947 | Byelaw 17 (opening of gates and sluices) Byelaw 26 (deposit of refuse and rubbish) Byelaw 27 (master to deliver account of ballast and no ballast to be discharged without permission) Byelaw 28 (timber and goods) Byelaw 29 (obstruction, wilful damage, hindrance of corporation’s officers, etc.) Byelaw 40 (persons not to remain on gates or bridges whilst being swung) Byelaw 44 (vehicles, goods on quays, etc.) Byelaw 45 (vehicles and horses) |
| Black Sluice Internal Drainage Board Complete Land Drainage Byelaws 1988 | Byelaw 3 (Control of introduction of water and increase in flow or volume of water) Byelaw 4 (Control of sluices, etc.) Byelaw 6 (Diversion or stopping up of watercourses) Byelaw 7 (Detrimental substances not to be put into watercourses) Byelaw 10 (No obstructions within 9 metres of the edge of watercourse) Byelaw 14 (Vehicles not to be driven on banks) Byelaw 15 (Banks not to be used for storage) Byelaw 16 (Not to dredge or raise gravel, sand, etc.) Byelaw 17 (Fences, excavations, pipes, etc.) Byelaw 18 (Tidal outfalls) Byelaw 19 (Interference with sluices) Byelaw 20 (Mooring of vessels) Byelaw 21 (Unattended vessels) Byelaw 24 (Damage to property of the Board) |
| Witham Fourth District Internal Drainage Board Byelaws 1989 | Byelaw 3 (Control of introduction of water and increase in flow or volume of water) Byelaw 4 (Control of sluices, etc.) Byelaw 6 (Diversion or stopping up of watercourses) Byelaw 10 (No obstructions within 9 metres of the edge of watercourse) Byelaw 14 (Vehicles not to be driven on banks) Byelaw 15 (Banks not to be used for storage) Byelaw 16 (Not to dredge or raise gravel, sand, etc.) Byelaw 17 (Fences, excavations, pipes, etc.) Byelaw 18 (Tidal outfalls) Byelaw 19 (Interference with sluices) Byelaw 20 (Mooring of vessels) Byelaw 21 (Unattended vessels) Byelaw 24 (Damage to property of the Board) |
Annotations
Commencement
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Sch. 9 Pt. 2 in force at 2.1.2018, see art. 1