7 DECEMBER             THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE             3371

Classification of Reserve

PURSUANT to the Reserves Act 1977, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Assistant Commissioner of Crown Lands hereby declares the reserve, described in the Schedule hereto, to be classified as a reserve for local purposes (gravel), subject to the provisions of the said Act.

SCHEDULE

WESTLAND LAND DISTRICT—WESTLAND COUNTY

3870 square metres, more or less, being Part Reserve 1373, situated in Block VI, Otira Survey District. All New Zealand Gazette, 1912, p. 1725 and Part New Zealand Gazette, 1936, p. 1118. S.O. Plan 3180.

Dated at Hokitika this 25th day of October 1978.

A. N. McGOWAN,
Assistant Commissioner of Crown Lands.

(L. and S. H.O. 1911/1563; D.O. LG 139, 8/161)

The Aerial Work Services Standard Terms and Conditions Order 1978

WHEREAS by section 26A of the Air Services Licensing Act 1951, the Air Services Licensing Authority made an order prescribing terms and conditions applicable to licences to carry on classes of aerial work services specified in the order and whereas it is provided in subsection (9) of the said section 26A that every such order of the Air Services Licensing Authority shall be published in the New Zealand Gazette:

Now therefore the Air Services Licensing Authority, pursuant to section 26A of the said Act and any other powers in that Act in that behalf enabling hereby, notifies that order.

O R D E R

1. This order may be cited as the Aerial Work Services Standard Terms and Conditions Order 1978.

2. The order prescribing standard terms and conditions for aerial work services, dated 4 October 1976, and amendments thereto* are hereby revoked.

3. Unless otherwise ordered by the licensing authority, in respect of a particular licence, the following terms and conditions shall apply to the extent indicated to licences to carry on aerial work services of the classes specified:

(a) Aerial Topdressing Service by Fixed-Wing Aircraft:

In each licence to carry on such a service the licensing authority shall specify the maximum fleet payload which may be used for Category I Aircraft and/or the maximum fleet payload which may be used for Category II aircraft. The licensee may use any number of fixed-wing aircraft of the appropriate category but the aggregate payload of the aircraft within the category shall not exceed the specified maximum fleet payload for the category.

(b) Aerial Topdressing Service and Miscellaneous Aerial Work Service by Rotary-Wing Aircraft: Aerial Liquid Topdressing Service and Aerial Spraying Service by Fixed-Wing and Rotary-Wing Aircraft:

In each licence to carry on any such service the licensee may use such number (but no more than the number) and such types or categories of aircraft as are specified in the licence for the particular service.

(c) Replacement of Aircraft:

(i) The holder of a licence to carry on an aerial topdressing service with fixed-wing aircraft, in which a maximum fleet payload is specified, may replace any aircraft of a specified category used in such a service with another aircraft of that specified category, provided that the aggregate payloads of the aircraft thereafter used in that category shall not exceed the specified maximum fleet payload for the category.

(ii) The holder of a licence to carry on an aerial liquid topdressing service, or an aerial spraying service with fixed-wing aircraft, may replace any aircraft of a specified category used in such a service with another aircraft of that specified category.

(iii) The holder of a licence to carry on an aerial work service may replace any rotary-wing aircraft with another rotary-wing aircraft of substantially the same capacity. Provided that, in cases of replacement of rotary-wing aircraft with a different type, written notice shall be given to the licensing authority within 7 days of such replacement being effected.

4. Unless otherwise ordered by the Licensing Authority, in respect of a particular licence, it shall be a condition of all licences to carry on aerial work services that:

(1) Boundaries:

(a) Where any boundary of the areas authorised in a licence for an aerial work service passes through any part of a farming property, the licensee may enter into an agreement with the owner or occupier of such property for the carrying out of any aerial work service authorised by the licence on the whole or any part of that property, provided that a substantial part thereof is within the licensee's authorised area.

(b) Where in any licence for the carrying on of aerial work services a boundary is defined, inter alia, as being a line running from the mouth of a river or other waterway, such line shall be deemed to run from the northern side of the mouth of such river or other waterway unless the licence otherwise provides.

(c) Any zone of limitation of area of operation which the licensing authority shall impose on an aerial topdressing service shall not apply to the release from aircraft during flight of any bait or animal poison for the purpose of destroying or repelling noxious animals.

(2) Insurance:

(a) The licence holder shall maintain during the currency of the licence in respect of all aircraft, insurance against liability to pay damages on account of loss of or damage to property. The insurance cover shall be for the following minimum amounts in respect of each event—

(b) Notwithstanding that the licence may authorise the carrying on of an aerial work service as from a specific date, such service shall not be commenced until there has been deposited with the licensing authority a certificate endorsed by the insurers of due insurance in accordance with the requirements in paragraph (a) herein.

(c) Not later than 4 p.m. on the due date for renewal of any such insurance there shall be deposited with the licensing authority a certificate endorsed by the insurers, of the due renewal or replacement of the insurance in accordance with the requirements in paragraph (a) herein.

(3) Transfer of Interest in Licences:

(a) Where:

(i) The licensee is an individual and by any means whatsoever his controlling interest in the business to which the licence applies is to pass to any other person or persons; or

(ii) The licensee is a company and by any means whatsoever the controlling interest in that company is to pass to any person or persons other than those named as shareholders or intending shareholders when the application for a licence was made

the licensee must notify the Licensing Authority of the proposed transaction and obtain its approval.

(b) Where by reason of transmission on death the provisions of paragraph (a) (i) herein would apply, the executor or administrator or trustee of a deceased holder of the licence in respect of which the business applies shall notify the Licensing Authority within 3 months of the death of the said licensee.

This order shall come into effect on the 8th day of December 1978.

Dated this 4th day of December 1978.

For and on behalf of the Air Services Licensing Authority:

J. H. O. TILLER, Chairman.

*New Zealand Gazette, No. 106, 14 October 1976, p. 2354
New Zealand Gazette, No. 123, 15 December 1977, p. 3272