Utilities Act 2000
101Capital contribution charges—network development
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101 Capital contribution charges—network development (1) A utility may impose a charge (a capital contribution charge) payable by customers for the development or augmentation of its network for the following purposes: (a) making utility services available to parcels of land not already connected to a network; (b) varying the capacity of connections to its network. (2) A capital contribution charge must be in accordance with the relevant industry code. (3) This section does not apply to— (a) a utility service in relation to electricity; or (b) an electricity network; or (c) a utility service in relation to gas; or (d) a gas network.
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