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Public Notices 1 RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE RATES FOR 1979-8 U IT is nereby puolicly. notified, pursuant tu Section 52 of the Rating Act, 19i)», that it is tne intention ot the Riccarton Boiougn Council, al the next ordinary Meeting of tne Council to ue field in the Council Chambers. 199 Clarence Street, Riccarton, on Monday, Juiy 23, 1979, to make and levy the undermentioned rates upon the Land Rateable Value of all Rateable Properties appearing in th? Valuation Roils now in force lor the Borough, for the period Ist April, 1979. to March 31. 1980. li) A GENERAL RATE of decimal six tnree two (.632) cents in tne dollar made under the provisions ot section 139 ot the Local Government Act, 1974, oi the Riccarton Bush Amendment Act, 1964, the Canterbury Museum Trust Board Act,.1947, and the Rating Act. 1967 for various municipal purposes and to meet contributions payable to various iocaj authorities, (2) A WATER RATE of decimal one six six two (.1662) cents in the dollar, made under the provisions of sections 143 and 166 of the Local Government Act. 1974, on every separately rateable property to which water is supplied, with a minimum rate of ten dollars ($10) and half that rate on every separately rateable property to which water can be. but is not, supplied (being a property situated within 100 metres from any part of the waterworks) with a minimum rate of five dollars ($5).

(3) OTHER RATES. Christchurch Drainage Board and Christchurch Transport Board such rates as are made by Special Order of the respective Boards on the Capital Rateable Value of the Borough will be collected bv the council. North Canterbury Catchment Board such rates as are directed to be made and levied and fixed as to amount by Special Order of the Board, such rates having been duly adjusted to land value rating, will be collected by the Council as follows: Administrative Rate of decimal nought three seven four five four (.037454) cents in the Dollar Waimak Class D Rate of decimal nought nought nine six nought eight (.009608) cents in the dollar both on the Rateable Land Values. It is also publicly notified that the whole of the above mentioned rates will be payable at the office of the Riccarton Borough Council, 199 Clarence Street, Riccarton, on the thirteenth day of August ,1979, and that the Valuation Rolls will be open for inspection, without fee, during office hours (which are 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m, Monday to Friday inclusive). It is hereby further publicly notified that pursuant to section 71 of the Rating Act, 1967, an additional charge of ten per cent (10 p.c.), will be added to all rates not paid on or before Wednesday, tlie thirteenth day of February, 1980. Pursuant to section 121 of the Local Government Act, 1974. it is hereby publicly notified that the Riccarton Borough Council has approved the estimates of receipts and expenditure for the undertakings, activities and services for the year April 1. 1979 to March 31, 1980, and that a copy of the approved estimates is available for public inspection at the Council Office during normal office hours. For general information a summary of the purport and general * effect of the estimates I’elating to the General and Water Supply Rate Account is as follows: PROPOSED EXPENDITURE; $ Borough Works — (Roading, Refuse Removal and Building Maintenance) ■ 439,500 Recreational and Cultural Facilities—Reserves Ad Hoc Levies and Grants) . 84,700 Inspection and Control and General Administration 121,000 Capital Expenditure — (Housing Plant and Equipment) . -. 162.000 Water Supply 82,710 Transfers to Reserve Funds . • 10.000 899.910 RECEIPTS ESTIMATED TO BE AVAILABLE: Works Receipts — Refunds and Subsidies 138,000 Administrative Receipts and Licence Fees 73,000 Petro] Tax .. - 30,000 Water Supply Receipts 8,000 Transfers from Separate Reserves • 140,000 Balance Brought Forward • 140,710 Required from Rates, Penalties and. Arrears • • • • 372.000 $899,910 The Rateable Land Value of the Borough as at April 1, 1979, is $47,508,827. Dated at Riccarton this 27th day of June, 1979. T. N. NEATE. Town Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY Lynette Joyce PAUL, glass worker, of 14 Denise Crescent, Christchurch, was adjudged bankrupt on July 2, 1979. Date of first meeting of creditors will be advertised later. L. A. SAUNDERS, Deputy Official Assignee, CHRISTCHURCH.

Town Planning Town and Country Planning Act 1977 ? Christchurch City Council Xi ■ District Planning Scheme Application for planning consent DETAILS of the applications for planning consent listed below may be examined in the Town Planning Office of the Christchurch City Council, 166 Gloucester Street, during normal office hours. Objections can be made by notice in writing on Form J prescribed in the First Schedule of the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1978 or to the like effect and forms for the purpose are available at the Council’s Town Planning Office. Objections should be lodged at the office of the Christchurch City Council, P.O. Box 237, Christchurch, by 4 p.m. on Wednesday July 25, 1979. A copy of all objections must also be sent to the applicant. Address: 154 Aidwins Road. Application by: Foodstuffs (Christchurch) Properties Limited. For consent to: Extend catpark into a Residential 2 Zone. Addrbss: 72 Papanui Road. Application by: F. R. Smith for Autdlodge Motor Inn Ltd. For consent to: Exceed plot ratio requirements with a twenty-four bedroom accommodation block addition in a Residential 3 Zone. ’Address: 242 Ferry Road. Application by: McVicar Timber Group. For consent to: To redevelop timber yard with existing use rights thereby increasing value more than 60 per cent in an area zoned Residential 3. J. H. Gray General Manager and Town Clerk.