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✨ Asset Transfer Details

5 JULY 2011 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 93 2633

Nature of contract / Asset Date Parties Rights and obligations to be transferred to the Purchaser Title, area & legal description (if relevant)

SO20291

Part C – Section 22 Electricity Act 1992 rights

Nature of asset Rights and obligations to be transferred to Purchaser

1 Part of Tekapo Control Gates (Gate 16) All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to the land and structures contained in Sections 3 and 5 SO20291

2 Tekapo Intake and Monitoring Station All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to the land and structures contained in Lots 1, 2 & 3 LT 421602

3 Tekapo Tunnel All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to:

    (a) the easement and structures contained in and under Areas A & B on LT 421602;

    (b) the structures contained in and under Lakeside Drive being a MacKenzie District Council Road; and

    (c) the structures contained in and under Tekapo – Twizel Road (SH8) being a State Highway owned by the Crown and administered by the New Zealand Transport Agency.

4 SH8 Tekapo Canal Flyover All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to the Canal and structures contained in the State Highway owned by the Crown and administered by the New Zealand Transport Agency.

5 Fibre Optic Cable between Tekapo A Radio Hut and Gate 16 All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to this cable over CFR 410645 and CFR 41382 (both owned by Lake Tekapo Enterprises Limited) and Andrew Don Drive.

6 All Hydrometric Station Equipment to which Section 22 of the Electricity Act can apply All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to these structures.

7 33kv transmission line from Pukaki substation to the Tekapo B Power Station All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to this transmission line.

8 Tekapo A – Control Shed (Adjacent to Intake Structure) All of the Vendor’s rights and obligations with respect to the land and structures.

Part D – Existing Leases

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🗺️ Derivation of Title and Outstanding Core Land Matters (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand transfer, Easements, Tekapo A Tunnel, Tekapo Control Gates, MacKenzie District Council, ECNZ, Electricity Act 1992

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