Pwllheli Harbour (Amendment) Act 1993

1993 CHAPTER xiii

An Act to make further provision with respect to the use of land in or around Pwllheli Harbour and with respect to the disposal of certain land within that harbour.

[27th July 1993]

WHEREAS—

(1)

Cyngor Dosbarth Dwyfor being the district council for the district of Dwyfor (hereinafter referred to as “the Council”) are the harbour authority for Pwllheli Harbour (hereinafter referred to as “the harbour”):

(2)

The harbour which is a fishery harbour as defined in section 21 of the [1951 c. 30.] Sea Fish Industry Act 1951 comprises an inner harbour of refuge and an outer harbour and the lands, quays, roads, works and conveniences comprised in that inner harbour are vested in or granted to the Council:

(3)

By the Pwllheli Harbour Act [1983 c. xiv.] 1983 restrictions were placed on the use of so much of the Glandon Peninsula as was vested in the Council at the date of the passing of that Act, and the Council were prohibited from selling land reclaimed under the powers of that Act or accretions from the sea of any part of the harbour:

(4)

It is expedient that the restrictions on the use of Glandon Peninsula be varied so as to permit a wider range of uses and that restrictions be placed on the use of other land in the vicinity:

(5)

It is expedient that the Council should not be subject to the prohibition on sale imposed under the said Act of 1983:

(6)

It is expedient that the other provisions of this Act be enacted:

(7)

The objects of this Act cannot be attained without the authority of Parliament:

(8)

In relation to the promotion of the Bill for this Act the requirements of section 239 of the Local Government Act [1972 c. 70.] 1972 have been observed:

(9)

In the month of December 1992 a plan showing the land to which this Act applies and marked “Pwllheli Harbour (Amendment) Plan” was prepared in triplicate, one copy of which was deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Parliaments, House of Lords, one in the Private Bill Office, House of Commons and one in the office of the chief executive of the Council:

May it therefore please Your Majesty that it may be enacted, and be it enacted, by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—