UK Statutory Instrument SI 1996/2660 United Kingdom

The Duffield and Wirksworth Light Railway Order 1996

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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s.art003 Leasing of Regulated
  • Assume all statutory obligations for the leased railwayTrader
s.art005 Gauge of the Company’s Railway and motive power Regulated
  • Operate railway on 1435mm gauge with approved motive power onlyTrader
s.art006 Provision as to the crossings of public and private roads and paths on the level Regulated
  • Maintain 'Stop, Look and Listen' signs and safety devices at crossingsTrader
s.art007 Nothing in this Order shall affect the application to the... Regulated
  • Provide and maintain level crossing equipment and comply with earlier OrdersTrader
s.art009 For the protection of sewerage and water undertakers Regulated
  • Maintain culverts over water/sewer pipes and give access for repairsTrader
s.art010 For the protection of the Environment Agency Regulated
  • Get Environment Agency approval before works affecting water flowTrader
5 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 Citation and commencement
s.art002 Interpretation
s.art004 Incorporation and application of enactments
s.art008 Restrictions on conveyance of passengers
s.art011 For the protection of public gas transporters
Schedules

Schedules

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s.sch002 Amber Valley District Unclassified road known as Rood Lane at...
s.sch002 Derbyshire Dales District Unclassified road from Gorseybank to Wirksworth at...

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