Consultation outcome

Higher charges for street works that overrun

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 13 March 2010

This was published under the 2007 to 2010 Brown Labour government

This consultation has concluded

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Summary of responses to a government consultation

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Detail of outcome

This summary of responses presents an analysis of the comments received to the consultation and the government response.

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Original consultation

Summary

Proposal to amend street works regulations to increase charges for works which take longer than expected on traffic-sensitive streets.

This consultation ran from
13 March 2010 to 11:45pm on 25 May 2010

Consultation description

This consultation regards amending the Street Works (Charges for Unreasonably Prolonged Occupation of the Highway) (England) Regulations 2009 to increase the charges for works that overrun on traffic-sensitive streets. These regulations are made under section 74 of The New Roads and Street Works Act.

Related documents

• Tougher penalties for road works disruption press release
• Street works overrun penalties announcement

Documents

Consultation on the draft amendment to the charges for unreasonably prolonged occupation of the highway

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Annex B - regulations

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Annex C - proposed redraft of chapter 10 of the co-ordination doce of practice

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Annex E - code of practice

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Annex F - list of those consulted

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Street works (charges for unreasonably prolonged occupation of the highway) (England) regulations 2011: impact assessment

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Published 13 March 2010