Rating to stay?
Land-value rating will probably remain in the Riccarton Borough. This was the recommendation of the borough council’s finance committee which last evening heard a report on differential rating. Council officers had been asked by the council to prepare the report. The officers examined the borough’s new valuation rolls
and took a sample range of commercial, industrial, and residential properties. Their report concluded that land-value rating on the new property values, prepared by the Valuation Department, would even' out most anomalies. The committee also recommended that any anomalies which arose “be handled on a one-off basis.”
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Press, 20 October 1981, Page 6
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