(1) This section applies where—
(a) a local planning authority by resolution adopt a proposal for improving the amenity of part of their area, and
(b) the proposal involves the public ceasing to have any right of way with vehicles over a highway in that area, being a highway which is neither a trunk road[, a GLA road] nor a road classified as a principal road.
(2) [Where the public is to cease to have such a right of way at a place outside Greater London,] the Secretary of State may, on an application by a local planning authority who have so resolved, by order provide for the extinguishment of any right which persons may have to use vehicles on that highway.
[(2A) Where—
(a) the public is to cease to have such a right of way at a place within a London borough, and
<(b) the conditions mentioned in subsection (2B)(a) or (b) are satisfied,<
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