Local Government Act 1974

Rates and charges - Lump sum contribution to capital cost of works

164C: Territorial authority may resolve to seek lump sum contributions from ratepayers

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"Councils can ask people for a one-off payment to help fund big projects"

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A territorial authority can decide to ask ratepayers for a lump sum of money to help pay for big projects. This is called a lump sum contribution to the capital cost of works. You should know that this rule is part of the Local Government Act 1974, but the specific part that lets territorial authorities do this was repealed, which means it is no longer in effect, on 29 June 1988, by the Rating Powers Act 1988.

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Part 9Rates and charges
Lump sum contribution to capital cost of works

164CTerritorial authority may resolve to seek lump sum contributions from ratepayers (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 164C: repealed, on , by section 209(1) of the Rating Powers Act 1988 (1988 No 97).