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South Canterbury Catchment Board Act 1946 No 10 (as at 03 September 2007), Local Act

South Canterbury Catchment Board Act 1946

Local Act1946 No 10
Date of assent9 October 1946

Contents

Title

1 Short Title

2 Interpretation

3 Control and upkeep of watercourses in South Canterbury Catchment District

4 Abolition of Geraldine Country River District and disposition of property, &c

5 Adoption by Catchment Board of classification by Geraldine County River Board

6 Revenues of certain reserves to be paid to Board

7 Abolition of special powers of Ashburton County Council and disposition of property, &c

8 Creditors not to be affected

9 Validating rates heretofore levied on Allenton

10 Setting out and validating agreement as to contributions by Borough Council for river protection works

Schedule 1
Reserves vested in Geraldine County River Board

Schedule 2
Reserves subject to section 7 of the Geraldine County River District Act 1921-22, but not vested in the River Board

An Act to vest in the South Canterbury Catchment Board the Control of all Watercourses in the South Canterbury Catchment District, to validate certain Rates struck by the Ashburton County Council for River-control Purposes, and to make other Provision relating to the South Canterbury Catchment District.

BE IT ENACTED by the General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

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