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Long Term Community Plan 2012-2022 - Hurunui District Council

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Swimming Pool Inspection Rate<br />

The Swimming Pool Inspection Rate will be assessed under<br />

section 16 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002. The<br />

Rate will be assessed as a fixed charge per separately used or<br />

inhabited part of the rating unit and under section 17 of the<br />

Local Government (Rating) Act 2002 the rate shall be applied to<br />

each rating unit on which a swimming pool is located.<br />

The Swimming Pool Inspection rate funds the following activity:<br />

• Pool Inspection (part of the Environmental and Safety<br />

group of activities).<br />

Woodbank Road Stage 1 Sealing<br />

The Woodbank Road Stage 1 Sealing Rate will be assessed<br />

under section 16 of the Local Government (Rating) Act<br />

2002. The rate will be assessed as a fixed charge per lot<br />

on Woodbank Road,that did not contribute a lump sum<br />

contribution when the sealing work was undertaken.<br />

The Woodbank Road Stage 1 Sealing Rate funds the following<br />

activity:<br />

• Woodbank Road Stage 1 Sealing (part of the roading and<br />

footpaths group of activities).<br />

Fixed Charges<br />

Under section 21 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002,<br />

the <strong>Council</strong> is limited to setting fixed charges, excluding charges<br />

for water and sewer, at no greater than 30% of the total revenue<br />

from all rates sought by <strong>Council</strong>.<br />

The <strong>Council</strong> ensures that the maximum allowable amount of<br />

fixed charges under the Act is proposed and to comply with<br />

this section of the Act, the Uniform Annual General Charge is<br />

adjusted on an annual basis.<br />

Differential Matters and Categories<br />

Where <strong>Council</strong> assess rates on a differential basis they are<br />

limited to the list of matters specified in Schedule Two of the<br />

Local Government (Rating) Act 2002. <strong>Council</strong> is required to<br />

state which matters will be used for what purpose, and the<br />

category or categories of any differentials.<br />

Differentials Based on Land Use<br />

<strong>Council</strong> will use this matter to:<br />

• Differentiate the Ward Roadside Construction rate and<br />

for paying some of the tourism promotion rate<br />

• Differentiate those properties to be charged a Water<br />

Treatment rate<br />

The differential categories are:<br />

• Urban – all rating units that are within the urban<br />

boundaries as defined by the <strong>District</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

• Rural – all rating units that are outside the urban<br />

boundaries as defined by the <strong>District</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

Properties which have more than one use (or where there is<br />

doubt as to the relevant primary use) will be placed in a category<br />

with the highest rate factor.<br />

Note: That, subject to the rights of objection to the rating<br />

information database set out in section 28 of the Local<br />

Government (Rating) Act 2002, the <strong>Council</strong> is the sole<br />

determiner of the categories.<br />

Differentials Based on Location<br />

<strong>Council</strong> will use this matter for:<br />

• The Ward or <strong>Community</strong> Rating Area amenity rate<br />

• Ward or <strong>Community</strong> Rating Area roadside construction<br />

rate, water supply rate, the water treatment rate, the<br />

sewage disposal rate, the refuse collection rate, land<br />

drainage rate, some of the tourism rate and medical<br />

facilities rate<br />

The following categories will apply:<br />

• Amberley Ward – all rating units situated within the<br />

Amberley Ward<br />

• Amuri <strong>Community</strong> Rating Area – all rating units situated<br />

within the former Amuri Ward (as defined prior to the<br />

October 2007 election)<br />

• Cheviot Ward – all rating units situated within the<br />

Cheviot Ward<br />

• Glenmark Ward – all rating units situated within the<br />

Glenmark Ward<br />

• Hanmer Springs Ward – all rating units situated within<br />

the Hanmer Springs Ward<br />

• <strong>Hurunui</strong> <strong>Community</strong> Rating Area – all rating units<br />

situated within the former <strong>Hurunui</strong> Ward (as defined<br />

prior to the October 2007 election)<br />

Where a rating unit is situated in more than one Ward or<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Rating Area, <strong>Council</strong> will assign the rating unit to a<br />

Ward or <strong>Community</strong> Rating Area based on whichever part of<br />

the rating unit has the greatest land area.<br />

Water and sewerage, refuse collection, land drainage and rural<br />

fire areas:<br />

• All rating units situated within serviced areas as defined<br />

on plans held at the <strong>Council</strong> Office.<br />

Note: that, subject to the rights of objection to the rating<br />

information database set out in section 28 of the Local<br />

Government (Rating) Act 2002, the <strong>Council</strong> is the sole<br />

determiner of the categories.<br />

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