New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 94

Page 2871

✨ Irrigation Scheme Sale Details

16 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2871

Tablelands

1. Description

The Tablelands Irrigation Scheme supplies 280 hectares of mainly horticultural land with some dairying. The Scheme is located near Opotiki in the southern Bay of Plenty. Water pumped from an intake in the bed of the Otara River to a reservoir for a piped gravity supply to the irrigators. Booster-pumps ensure there is a uniform pressure to all landowners. Irrigation is through a trickle system. The water supply commenced in 1983.

Funding was provided in terms of the 1975 amendment to the Public Works Act 1928 with a 100% grant for headworks and a 50% grant for distribution works. A 10 year suspensory loan for orchard development was available for 10 years from the date the water supply commenced. The loan paid 50% of the costs of reticulating orchards.

2. Previous Gazette References

8 October 1981, NZ Gazette No 117, page 2781

2 December 1982, NZ Gazette No 145, page 4169

3. Purchaser

Tablelands Irrigation Scheme Ltd


4.	Effective Date
5.	Date of Purchase
6.	Date of Financial Statement

Amount of Settlement ($)


7.	Purchase price paid for the assets
8.	Water rates revenue refunded
9.	Other payments by the Crown
10.	Net Settlement by Crown
11.	Debtors transferred to Purchaser ($)

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🌾 Sale of Crown-Funded Irrigation Schemes (continued from previous page)

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