Local Legislation Act 1986

1: Short Title
This Act may be cited as the Local Legislation Act 1986.
2: Auckland Metropolitan Drainage District: validating invalid rates
All actions of—
a: the Auckland Regional Authority in calculating and arriving at, levying, and collecting annual assessments, and any interest payable in respect of annual assessments; and
b: the Manukau City Council and the Waitemata City Council, in relation to the resolving to make and levy, making, levying, and collecting rates,— are hereby deemed to be as valid and effectual as if the Auckland Metropolitan Drainage District Order (No 3) 1985 had come into force on 1 April 1985; and the legality of the payment and receipt of assessments, interest, and rates before the commencement of this Act, and of actions taken in respect of the collection of assessments, interest, and rates after that commencement, shall be determined accordingly.
3: Cambridge Borough Council: centennial recreation centre
1: Notwithstanding anything in the Public Bodies Leases Act 1969
2: The said Council shall not grant any such lease unless satisfied that it provides for the reasonable use by members of the public of any facilities erected or proposed to be erected on the said land.
3: The said Council is hereby authorised and empowered to pay out of its Land Sales (Endowment) Account to its Reserves Purchase and Development Account the sum of $49,702.25 (being the amount paid by the said Council in acquiring the said land).
4: Notwithstanding that the said Council is not otherwise authorised to do so, the said Council is hereby authorised and empowered to pay at any time before 1 April 1989 to the said Trust out of either of those accounts, or partly out of one and partly out of the other of them, any sum or sums (not exceeding $600,000 in the aggregate) the said Council thinks fit towards the cost of erecting a recreational centre on the said land; and the said Trust shall hold and apply all such sums for that purpose.
5: The said land comprises all that parcel of land situated in Block IX, Cambridge Survey District, containing 1.21 hectares, more or less, being Allotment 5, Town of Cambridge East and Lots 8 to 14 (inclusive) DP 16133, and being the land shown marked A
4: Manukau City Council: authorising granting of licence to develop foreshore, etc
1: Notwithstanding anything in sections 156 and 158 subsection (5)
2: The said Council shall not grant any such licence without the written approval of the Minister of Transport, who may give that approval unconditionally, or subject to any terms and conditions the Minister thinks fit.
3: The said Council shall not grant any such licence for any term (including any periods for which the grantee may have a right of renewal) exceeding 50 years; but, subject to subsection (2), may otherwise grant such a licence for any term or terms, and upon and subject to any terms and conditions, it thinks fit.
4: Nothing in subsection (1) authorises any person to reclaim any land from the sea or from the waters of any harbour, or to construct any graving dock or dock in any harbour or in the sea.
5: The said land comprises all that foreshore and seabed, having an area of 6.900 hectares, more or less, being part bed of Tamaki Strait, situated in Block IV, Otahuhu Survey District, and being the land shown marked A Section 4(1) amended 29 November 1994 section 4(1)(a) Manukau City Council (Pine Harbour Marina Seabed Licence Validation) Act 1994 Section 4(1) amended 29 November 1994 section 4(1)(b) Manukau City Council (Pine Harbour Marina Seabed Licence Validation) Act 1994 Section 4(5) substituted 29 November 1994 section 4(2) Manukau City Council (Pine Harbour Marina Seabed Licence Validation) Act 1994
5: Ohakune Borough Council: validating refuse removal charge
Notwithstanding that the refuse removal charge of $9 per dwelling, and $50 per other occupied property, serviced by the Ohakune Borough Council refuse collection resolved to be made and levied in respect of the year that ended with 31 March 1984 by the Ohakune Borough Council at a duly notified meeting held on 19 May 1983 was invalid by virtue of its not being uniform as required by section 163
a: the said charge is hereby validated and deemed to have been lawfully made:
b: all actions of the said Council in levying and collecting the said charge are hereby validated and deemed to have been lawful:
c: all money received by the said Council in payment of the said charge is hereby deemed to have been lawfully paid to and received by it:
d: such part of the said charge as has not yet been paid to the said Council is hereby deemed to have been lawfully payable, and capable of being collected as if it had always been lawfully payable.
6: Wellington Harbour Board: authorising sale of land
1: Notwithstanding anything in section 5
2: Notwithstanding the said section 5
3: The registration of any person other than the said Board as proprietor of an estate in fee simple of any part of the said land shall free that part of the said land from all trusts, reservations, and restrictions imposed on it by the said section 5
4: Upon the registration of any person other than the said Board as proprietor of an estate in fee simple of any part of the said land, the District Land Registrar of the Wellington Land Registry shall take all such steps, and make all such entries in the registers, as are necessary to give effect to subsection (3) in relation to that part.
5: The said land comprises all those parcels of land situated in the City of Wellington, being part of Section 8, Watts Peninsula District, containing—
a: first, 2 435 m 2
b: secondly, 2 107 m 2
c: thirdly, 2 701 m 2
d: fourthly, 6 095 m 2
i: first, 2 200 m 2
ii: secondly, 2 254 m 2
iii: thirdly, 1 591 m 2
iv: fourthly, 50 m 2 being parts of the land comprised and described in certificate of title No C2/322 (Wellington Registry).