New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 99

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✨ Local Government Reorganisation

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 99

66 First meeting
67 Chief executive
68 Functions, duties, and powers
69 Administration headquarters
70 Rating
71 Town and country planning
72 Civil defence
73 Vesting of property
74 Title to property

PART V
Kapiti Coast District

75 Constitution of Kapiti Coast District
76 Kapiti Coast District Council
77 Interpretation
78 Wards
79 Membership
80 First election
81 First meeting
82 Chief executive
83 Functions, duties, and powers
84 Administration headquarters
85 Service delivery centres
86 Communities
87 Rating
88 Town and country planning
89 Civil defence
90 Vesting of property
91 Title to property
92 Transitional committee
93 Membership of transitional committee
94 No casting vote
95 Exclusion of non-voting members
96 Obligation of transitional committee to appoint chief executive
97 Principal local authority
98 Costs of transitional committee

PART VI
Lower Hutt City

99 Constitution of Lower Hutt City
100 Lower Hutt City Council
101 Interpretation
102 Wards
103 Membership
104 First election
105 First meeting
106 Chief executive
107 Functions, duties, and powers
108 Administration headquarters
109 Service delivery centres
110 Communities
111 Rating
112 Town and country planning
113 Civil defence
114 Vesting of property
115 Title to property
116 Transitional committee
117 Membership of transitional committee
118 No casting vote
119 Exclusion of non-voting members
120 Obligation of transitional committee to appoint chief executive
121 Principal local authority
122 Costs of transitional committee

PART VII
Upper Hutt City

123 Constitution of Upper Hutt City
124 Upper Hutt City Council
125 Interpretation
126 Wards
127 Membership
128 First election
129 First meeting
130 Chief executive
131 Functions, duties, and powers
132 Administration headquarters
133 Service delivery centre
134 Rating
135 Town and country planning
136 Civil defence
137 Vesting of property
138 Title to property

PART VIII
Masterton District

139 Constitution of Masterton District
140 Masterton District Council
141 Interpretation
142 Wards
143 Membership
144 First election
145 First meeting
146 Chief executive
147 Functions, duties, and powers
148 Administration headquarters
149 Rating
150 Town and country planning
151 Civil defence
152 Vesting of property
153 Title to property
154 Consultation with administering authorities of reserves

PART IX
Carterton District

155 Constitution of Carterton District
156 Carterton District Council
157 Interpretation
158 Wards
159 Membership
160 First election
161 First meeting
162 Chief executive
163 Functions, duties, and powers
164 Administration headquarters
165 Rating

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🏘️ The Local Government (Wellington Region) Reorganisation Order 1989 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
Dated9 June 1989
KeywordsLocal Government, Reorganisation, Wellington Region, Order in Council, Kapiti Coast District, Lower Hutt City, Upper Hutt City, Masterton District, Carterton District

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