Part 3Provision of water services: operational matters
Development contributions: Development agreements
140Content of development agreement
A development agreement must be in writing and be signed by all parties that are to be bound by the agreement.
A development agreement must include—
- the legal name of each water organisation that will be bound by the agreement; and
- the legal name of each developer that will be bound by the agreement; and
- the legal name of any territorial authority that will be bound by the agreement; and
- a description of the land to which the agreement will relate, including its legal description and, if applicable,—
- the street address of the land; and
- other identifiers of the location of the land, its boundaries, and extent; and
- the street address of the land; and
- details of the water services infrastructure (if any) that each party to the agreement will provide or pay for.
A development agreement may also include information relating to all or any of the following:
- a description of the development to which the agreement will relate:
- when the water services infrastructure will be provided, including whether the infrastructure will be provided in stages:
- who will own, operate, and maintain the infrastructure being provided:
- the timing and other arrangements for any vesting of infrastructure in a party:
- the timing and other arrangements for any transfer of land between the parties:
- the mechanism for the resolution of disputes:
- the nature, amount, and timing of any monetary payments to be made between the parties:
- the enforcement of the development agreement by a suitable means in the event of a breach, for example, by—
- a guarantee; or
- a bond; or
- a memorandum of encumbrance:
- a guarantee; or
- other matters the parties agree to include.
A development agreement must not contain any provision that limits a water organisation’s powers under this subpart.
Compare
- 2002 No 84 s 207C


