New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 99

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✨ Local Government Changes

2374 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 99

Marima Recreation Reserve Board
Carnival Park Recreation Reserve Board
Rakaunui Recreation Reserve Board
Mangamahu Domain Board
Kohunui Domain Board
Newman Domain Board
Hukanui Recreation Reserve Board
Kumeroa Recreation Reserve Board
Woodville Recreation Reserve Board
Victoria Recreation Reserve Board
Turakina Recreation Reserve Board
Putai Ngahere Recreation Reserve Board

Second Schedule

District Community Councils and Community Councils Dissolved and Communities Abolished

District Community and Community Councils	Communities
Ashhurst District Community Council	Ashhurst Community
Bulls District Community Council	Bulls Community
Foxton Beach Community Council	Foxton Beach Community
Himatangi Beach Community Council	Himatangi Beach Community
Hunterville Community Council	Hunterville Community
Koitiata Community Council	Koitiata Community
Mangaweka Community Council	Mangaweka Community
National Park Community Council	National Park Community
Ohura Community Council	Ohura Community
Otaamatea Community Council	Otaamatea Community
Owhango Community Council	Owhango Community
Putiki Community Council	Putiki Community
Ratana Community Council	Ratana Community
Rongotea Community Council	Rongotea Community
Sanson Community Council	Sanson Community
Tangimoana Community Council	Tangimoana 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;

(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

Residual Authorities

Residual Authority	Former Authority
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Horowhenua United Council
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Manawatu Catchment Board and Regional Water Board
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Wanganui United Council
Rangitikei-Wanganui Regional Council	Rangitikei-Wanganui Catchment Board and Regional Water Board
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Manawatu United Council
Wanganui District Noxious Plants Authority	Wanganui District Noxious Plants Authority
Horowhenua District Noxious Plants Authority	Horowhenua District Noxious Plants Authority
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Dannevirke-Woodville District Noxious Plants Authority
Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council	Taumarunui District Noxious Plants Authority
Rangitikei District Noxious Plants Authority	Rangitikei District Noxious Plants Authority
South-west North Island Pest Destruction Board	South-west North Island Pest Destruction Board
Ruapehu District Council	Taumarunui County Council
Rangitikei District Council	Rangitikei County Council
Wanganui District Council	Wanganui County Council
Manawatu District Council	Manawatu County Council
Manawatu District Council	Oroua County Council
Horowhenua District Council	Kiwitea County Council
Horowhenua County Council	Horowhenua County Council
Tararua District Council	Eketahuna County Council
Tararua District Council	Dannevirke District Council

C. J. HILL, Acting for Clerk of the Executive Council.

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🏘️ Recreation Reserve and Domain Boards

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🏘️ District Community Councils and Communities Dissolved

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C. J. Hill, Acting for Clerk of the Executive Council

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