UK Statutory Instrument SI 1996/1267 United Kingdom

The Churnet Valley Light Railway Order 1996

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

s.art008 As to crossing of a road, access ways and footpaths on the level Regulated
  • Maintain level crossings and avoid unnecessary obstructionTrader
s.art009 As to crossing of certain access ways and footpaths Regulated
  • Provide and maintain gates and warning signs at level crossingsTrader
s.art011 Restriction as to working of Company’s railway Regulated
  • Do not carry passengers without Secretary of State permissionTrader
s.art013 For the protection of the Environment Agency Regulated
  • Get Environment Agency approval for watercourse works and maintain culvertsTrader
11 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation and commencement
s.art002 Interpretation
s.art003 Incorporation and application of enactments
s.art004 Power for
s.art005 Power to deviate
s.art006 Transfer of railway and rights,
s.art007 Gauge of railway and motive power
s.art010 As to crossing at Basford Bridge Lane
s.art012 For the protection of public gas transporters
s.art014 For the protection of sewerage and water undertakers
s.art015 Arbitration
Schedules

Schedules

1 of 36 shown
s.sch003 The operator shall give notice in writing to the Secretary... Regulated
  • Notify Secretary of State when crossing works are complete and arrange HMRI inspectionOperator
35 other schedules
s.sch001 Work
s.sch001 Work No. 2
s.sch001 Work No. 3
s.sch001 Work No. 4
s.sch001 Work No. 5
s.sch001 Work No. 6
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Leek between...
s.sch002 The footpath numbered 10 on the definitive map from Kingsley...
s.sch002 The private pedestrian crossing from Booth’s Wood to Hazles Wood...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Kingsley serving...
s.sch002 The new private pedestrian crossing in the parish of Kingsley...
s.sch002 The footpath numbered 43 on the definitive map from Ochre...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing between two fields in the parish...
s.sch002 The road known as Basford Bridge Lane in the parish...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Cheddleton between...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Cheddleton from...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Cheddleton from...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Ipstones between...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Ipstones between...
s.sch002 The private vehicular crossing in the parish of Ipstones from...
s.sch002 The footpath numbered 11 on the definitive map and the...
s.sch003 Two gates shall be pivoted on the road, on each...
s.sch003 In this Part— “Class I retroreflecting material” is material which...
s.sch003 The surface of the carriageway over the crossing shall be...
s.sch003 The gates shall be kept constantly in the position mentioned...
s.sch003 A driver shall bring his train to a halt at...
s.sch003 The lamps referred to in paragraph 7 above shall be...
s.sch003 The uppermost surface of the gates shall not be less...
s.sch003 When closed to road vehicles the gates shall extend across...
s.sch003 When open to road vehicles each gate shall be parallel...
s.sch003 Each gate shall be provided with a suitable mechanism to...
s.sch003 The gates shall be painted all over in white and...
s.sch003 Provision shall be made for a lamp to be mounted...
s.sch003 A stop board of standard railway design displaying the words...
s.sch003 A distant signal of standard railway design shall be provided...

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