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The Transport and Works (Applications and Objections Procedure) (England and Wales) Rules 2006

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14.—(1) The applicant shall, after the application has been made, publish forthwith in the London Gazette (and, if the application relates to works of a kind referred to in section 3(1)(b), and the Secretary of State so directs, in Lloyd's List) a notice of the application, which shall—

(a)state the name of the applicant and the address given pursuant to rule 9(2);

(b)state to whom the application has been made;

(c)state whether the application is subject to an environmental impact assessment;

(d)summarise the main proposals and specify the location of the proposed works (if any); and

(e)state the address to which objections or other representations are to be sent and the expiry date for objections.

(2) The applicant shall publish, in the newspapers described in paragraph (3), a notice in the form of Form 1 in Schedule 2 to these Rules, such notice to be published on 2 separate occasions, the first publication to be not more than 14 days before, and not later than, the date of the application and the second to be not more than 7 days after the date of the application.

(3) The newspapers referred to in paragraph (2) are—

(a)in the case of an application relating to works situated, or proposed to be carried out, in tidal waters and not lying within the area of a local authority, a local newspaper circulating in the area of each relevant coastal authority; and

(b)in every other case, a local newspaper circulating in the area (or each of the areas) in which the proposals contained in the application are intended to have effect.

(4) In the case of an application for an order authorising the works or other matters specified in any of the categories in column (1) of the table in Schedule 6 to these Rules, the applicant shall, forthwith after the application has been made, serve upon those named against each category in column (2) of that table a notice containing the information specified in paragraph (5), and every notice served under the provisions of this paragraph shall state the capacity (or, if there is more than one, the capacities) in which the recipient of the notice is served.

[F1(4A) In the case of an application in respect of which the applicant was required to submit an applicant’s environmental statement in accordance with rule 7(1), the applicant must arrange for a notice containing the information specified in paragraph (5), together with a copy of the applicant’s environmental statement and any further environmental information submitted under rule 17, to be published on a website maintained by or on behalf of the Secretary of State for that purpose.]

(5) The information referred to in paragraph (4) is—

(a)the name of the applicant;

(b)to whom the application has been made, and the address to which objections or other representations are to be sent;

(c)a statement as to whether the application is subject to an environmental impact assessment;

(d)a concise summary of the matters for which provision is to be made in the order for which application has been made (including, in a case to which paragraph (6) or (7) of rule 10 applies, a statement that deemed planning permission or deemed hazardous substances consent, as the case may be, has been sought);

[F2(e)the names or details of—

(i)all places, which shall be places within the area to which the proposals in the proposed order relate (or as close as reasonably practicable to that area) where, at all reasonable hours until the expiry date for objections—

(aa)the application; and

(bb)the documents which are required by these Rules to accompany it,

may be inspected or be viewed in an electronic form free of charge; or

(ii)a website where a copy of the application and of the documents required by these Rules to accompany it are displayed; and]

(f)a statement that, until that date, any objection to the making of the order, or any other representation in relation to it, may be made in writing, stating the grounds for the objection or other representation, to the Secretary of State at the address specified pursuant to sub-paragraph (b),

but in the case of a notice required to be published in a local newspaper it shall not be necessary for the notice to include any information pursuant to sub-paragraph (d) or (e) concerning a proposal contained in the application which is not relevant to the area in which such newspaper circulates.

(6) In the case of an application for an order authorising works the applicant shall, forthwith after the application has been made, display a notice in the form of Form 2 in Schedule 2 to these Rules upon, or as close as reasonably practicable to, the proposed sites of those works at a place accessible to the public and, where the order for which application has been made would include linear works exceeding 5 kilometres in length, such a notice shall be displayed at intervals of not more than 5 kilometres along the whole of the proposed route of the works except where this is impracticable due to the land in question being covered by water.

(7) Where an order for which application has been made would authorise—

(a)the extinguishment or diversion (whether such diversion would be permanent or temporary) of a public right of way; or

(b)the stopping-up or diversion of a street, or a restriction on the use of the street by any person or traffic, whether such stopping-up, diversion or restriction would be permanent or, in the case of a street specifically named in the proposed order, temporary,

the applicant shall, forthwith after the application has been made, display a notice in the form of Form 3 in Schedule 2 to these Rules, upon the right of way or street at, or as close as is reasonably practicable to, each point of extinguishment, diversion, stopping-up or restriction.

(8) In the case of an application for an order providing for the discontinuance of all railway passenger or tramway services from any station or on any line to which the provisions of sections of 37 to 39 (inclusive) of, or Schedule 5 to, the Railways Act 1993 M1 apply, the applicant shall, forthwith after the application has been made, display a notice in the form of Form 4 in Schedule 2 to these Rules at every station to be closed and at every station directly served by an advertised service running from any station to be closed.

(9) The applicant shall use his best endeavours to ensure that every notice displayed under the provisions of paragraphs (6) to (8) shall continue to be displayed in a legible form until the expiry date for objections.

(10) The applicant shall supply a copy of the application, or of any document that these Rules require shall accompany an application, to any person who requests such a copy, subject to the payment by that person of a reasonable charge for the provision of that copy, and the applicant shall ensure that information as to how such copies may be obtained is displayed at every place at which copies of the application and those documents are made available for inspection.

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