Designated streetsN.I.
3.—(1) A council may pass a resolution designating a street in its district as a street in which it may allocate street trading pitches to holders of street trading licences who are authorised to trade as stationary traders.
(2) In this Act—
(a)a resolution passed under subsection (1) is referred to as a “designating resolution”; and
(b)a street designated by such a resolution is referred to as a “designated street”.
(3) A designating resolution may specify that, in relation to a designated street, either—
(a)only specified articles, things or services, or classes of specified articles, things or services may be sold or supplied from street trading pitches in that street, or
(b)the sale or supply from street trading pitches of specified articles, things or services or classes of specified articles, things or services, is prohibited in that street.
(4) A council may, by subsequent resolution, rescind or vary a designating resolution.