New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 99

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✨ Reserve Boards and Local Government Schedules

13 JUNE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2529

Mawheraiti Reserve Board
Ngakawau Hector Reserve Board
Oamau Reserve Board
Seddonville Soldiers Reserve Board
Waimangaroa Reserve Board
Dobson Reserve Board
Garth Reserve Board
Ngahere Reserve Board
Paroa Reserve Board
Reefton Reserve Board
Rapahoe Reserve Board
Taylorville Reserve Board
Three Mile Reserve Board
Whataroa Reserve Board
Woodstock Reserve Board
Hari Hari Reserve Board
Kokatahi Reserve Board
Kowhitirangi Reserve Board
Oglvie Reserve Board

Second Schedule

Service Delivery Centres

A service delivery centre shall provide at least the services 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.

Third Schedule

Residual Authorities

Residual Authority	Former Authority
West Coast Regional Council	West Coast United Council
West Coast Regional Council	Westland Catchment Board
	and Regional Water Board
West Coast Regional Council	Westland District Noxious
	Plants Authority
West Coast Regional Council	West Coast Counties Pest
	Destruction Board
Grey District Council	Grey County Council
Grey District Council	Greymouth Harbour Board
Westland District Council	Westland County Council

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

(I.A. 104/130)

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🏘️ List of Reserve Boards

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsReserve Boards, Mawheraiti, Ngakawau Hector, Oamau, Seddonville Soldiers, Waimangaroa, Dobson, Garth, Ngahere, Paroa, Reefton, Rapahoe, Taylorville, Three Mile, Whataroa, Woodstock, Hari Hari, Kokatahi, Kowhitirangi, Ogilvie

🏘️ Second Schedule - Service Delivery Centres

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsService Delivery Centres, Council Services, Rates, Town Planning, Community Development, Rates Rebate, Housing Accommodation, Dog Registration

🏘️ Third Schedule - Residual Authorities

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsResidual Authorities, West Coast Regional Council, Grey District Council, Westland District Council
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C. J. Hill, Acting for Clerk of the Executive Council

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