12. After consultation with every person entitled to notice or a copy of a notice under the relevant designation procedure, a street authority may at any time withdraw the designation of a street as protected, as traffic-sensitive or, subject to section 63(4), as having special engineering difficulties.
13. Any person entitled to notice or a copy of a notice under the relevant designation procedure or any other person whom the street authority consider to have sufficient interest may make representations to the street authority requesting the withdrawal of a designation. The authority must carefully consider any such representations before deciding whether or not to withdraw it.
14. If a street authority withdraw a designation they must publish notice of the withdrawal on any website maintained by the authority for the purpose of providing information to the public.
15. When a street manager makes or withdraws a designation he or she must notify the highway authority.
16. When a highway authority make or withdraw a designation, or receive notification from a street manager in accordance with paragraph 15, the authority must —
(a)notify the concessionaire for the time being responsible for maintaining the National Street Gazetteer; and
(b)record such decisions on the street works register,
as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event within one month.