New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 99

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✨ Local Government Restructuring

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 99

168 CONDUCT OF AFFAIRS

The provisions of section 223C of the Local Government Act 1974 relating to the conduct of affairs of local authorities and community boards applies to the local authorities and community boards constituted by this order.

SCHEDULES

First Schedule

PART I

Local Authorities Dissolved and Districts Abolished

Local authorities	Districts
Bay of Plenty United Council	Bay of Plenty Region
Bay of Plenty Catchment Board and Regional Water Board	Bay of Plenty Catchment District
Bay of Plenty Harbour Board	Bay of Plenty Harbour District
Tauranga County Council	Tauranga County
Tauranga City Council	Tauranga City
Mount Maunganui Borough Council	Mount Maunganui Borough
Te Puke Borough Council	Te Puke Borough
Rotorua District Council	Rotorua District
Whakatane District Council	Whakatane District
Kawerau District Council	Kawerau District
Murupara Borough Council	Murupara Borough
Opotiki District Council	Opotiki District
Rangitaiki Drainage Board	Rangitaiki Drainage District

PART II

Local Authorities Dissolved

Ohiwa Harbour Board
Tauranga County District Noxious Plants Authority
Tauranga City District Noxious Plants Authority
Mount Maunganui Borough District Noxious Plants Authority
Te Puke Borough District Noxious Plants Authority
Rotorua District Noxious Plants Authority
Whakatane District Noxious Plants Authority
Opotiki District Noxious Plants Authority
Tauranga County Pest Destruction Board
Tauranga Racecourse Reserve Board
Horahora-Ngakuru Recreation Reserve Board
Galatea Domain Board

Second Schedule

Community Councils Dissolved and Communities Abolished

Community Councils	Communities
Waihi Beach Community Council	Waihi Beach Community
Island View-Pios Beach Community Council	Island View-Pios Beach Community
Athenree Community Council	Athenree Community
Katikati Community Council	Katikati Community
Omokoroa Community Council	Omokoroa Community
Papamoa Community Council	Papamoa Community
Maketu Community Council	Maketu Community
Matata Community Council	Matata Community
Tanetaa Community Council	Tanetaa Community
Edgecumbe Community Council	Edgecumbe Community
Ohope Community Council	Ohope Community

Third Schedule

Service Delivery Centres

A service delivery centre shall provide services not less than those required for:

(a) The payment of money due to the council; and

(b) The provision of information relating to rates and other accounts due to the council; and

(c) The provision of information relating to the district planning scheme, bylaws or information otherwise necessary for the preparation of town planning applications; and permit applications; and

(d) The provision of information relating to community development and recreation; and

(e) The making of rates rebate applications; and

(f) The making of applications for housing accommodation; and

(g) The registration of dogs; and

(h) Such other purposes as the council considers appropriate.

Fourth Schedule

Property To Be Vested In The Tauranga District Council

PART I

Harbour Facilities

First, those wharves situated at:

(a) Coronation Pier; and

(b) Railway Wharf; and

(d) Fishermans Wharf; and

(e) Ferry Wharf.

Secondly, the marina situated at Tauranga.

PART II

Land To Be Vested

Certificate of Title
(South Auckland Registry)

Description	C/T
Lot 1, D.P. 30759	27D/136
Part Lots 14 to 18, Lots 14 to 18, D.P. 23009	27D/939, 23D/496
Lot 1, D.P. 1.51679, Lots 1 to 10 D.P.S. 18377	24C/1186, 17B/968 to 976
Allotment 890, Section 2, Tauranga Survey District	13B/966
Part Lot 1, D.P.S. 34961 and Allotments	35C/139
Lots 397, 402, 420, Allotments 410 and 411, Section 1, 7A/1084
Tauranga Survey District
Allotment 416, Section 1, Tauranga Survey District	10A/1343
Lots 1 and 2, D.P.S. 12590	28B/864 and 865
Part Allotment 426, Section 1, Tauranga Survey District	35C/139
Part Lots 1 and 2, Lots 4 and 5, D.P.S. 1224/47, 2374, Part Allotment 406, Section 1, Tauranga Survey District	11C/1360, 17B/977, 12A/179
Part Lot 1, D.P.S. 13499	17B/894
Lot 2, D.P.S. 23573

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🏘️ Conduct of Affairs for Local Authorities

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsLocal authorities, Community boards, Conduct of affairs, Local Government Act 1974

🏘️ Local Authorities Dissolved and Districts Abolished

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsLocal authorities, Districts, Dissolution, Bay of Plenty, Tauranga, Rotorua, Whakatane, Kawerau, Opotiki

🏘️ Local Authorities Dissolved

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsLocal authorities, Dissolution, Harbour boards, Noxious plants authorities, Pest destruction boards, Reserve boards, Domain boards

🏘️ Community Councils Dissolved and Communities Abolished

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsCommunity councils, Communities, Dissolution, Waihi Beach, Island View-Pios Beach, Athenree, Katikati, Omokoroa, Papamoa, Maketu, Matata, Tanetaa, Edgecumbe, Ohope

🏘️ Service Delivery Centres

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsService delivery centres, Local government services, Rates, Town planning, Community development, Recreation, Housing accommodation, Dog registration

🏘️ Property To Be Vested In The Tauranga District Council

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsProperty vested, Tauranga District Council, Harbour facilities, Land, Certificates of Title, South Auckland Registry

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