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Classifications rt.code.desc Classifications Code Classifications rt.code.base Akitio River Scheme - River Maintenance RC Direct Benefit AREA Akitio River Scheme - Contributor CN Contributor AREA Ashhurst Scheme - Flood Protection AC Flooding Urban CAPITAL Ashhurst Scheme - Flood Protection SUIP AN Annual Charge TARGET Ashhurst Scheme - Lower Stream Maintenance AL Channel Maintenance High AREA Ashhurst Scheme - Upper Stream Maintenance AU Channel Maintenance Low AREA Eastern Manawatu - Lower River Maintenance EL Channell Maintenane High AREA Eastern Manawatu - Upper River Maintenance EU Channell Maintenance low AREA Eastern Manawatu River Scheme - Contributor CN Contributor AREA Eastern Manawatu River Scheme - Indirect IN Indirect Benefit TARGET Forest Road Drainage Scheme A High Benefit AREA Forest Road Drainage Scheme B Medium Benefit AREA Forest Road Drainage Scheme C Moderate Benefit AREA Forest Road Drainage Scheme D Low Benefit AREA Forest Road Drainage Scheme E Minor Benefit AREA Forest Road Drainage Scheme F Indirect Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme D1 High Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme D2 Medium Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme D3 Moderate Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme D4 Minor Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme D5 Low Benefit AREA Foxton East Drainage Scheme SUIP AC Annual Charge TARGET Foxton East Drainage Scheme Urban U1 Urban CAPITAL Haunui Drainage Scheme A Direct Benefit CAPITAL Himatangi Drainage Scheme A High Benefit AREA Himatangi Drainage Scheme B Medium Benefit AREA Himatangi Drainage Scheme C Moderate Benefit AREA Himatangi Drainage Scheme D Low Benefit AREA Himatangi Drainage Scheme E Minor Benefit AREA Himatangi Drainage Scheme F Indirect Benefit AREA Hokio - Arawhata Drainage DA Drainage Arawhata AREA Hokio - Beach Road Drainage DH Beach Road AREA Hokio - Lake Drainage DL Drainage Lake AREA Hokio - Mairua Drainage DM Drainage Mairua AREA Hokio - Painui Drainage DP Drainage Painui AREA Hokio - South Drainage DS Drainage South AREA Hokio - South Drainage SUIP AC Annual Charge TARGET Hokio Drainage Scheme - Hokio Beach UH Beach Contributor CAPITAL Hokio Drainage Scheme - Indirect IN Indirect Benefit AREA Hokio Drainage Scheme - Levin UL Urban Levin Contributor CAPITAL Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme A High Benefit AREA Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme B Medium Benefit AREA Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme C Moderate Benefit AREA Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme D Low Benefit AREA Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme E Minor Benefit AREA Ihuraua Valley Flood Control Scheme F Indirect Benefit AREA Infrastructure Insurance (Reserve) Rate I1 Up to and including $250,000 Capital Value TARGET Infrastructure Insurance (Reserve) Rate I2 Greater than $250,00 and up to $500,00 TARGET Infrastructure Insurance (Reserve) Rate I3 Greater than $500,00 and up to $1,000,000 TARGET Infrastructure Insurance (Reserve) Rate I4 Greater the $1,000,00 TARGET Kahuterawa Stream Scheme KM Direct Benefit AREA Koputaroa - Aratangata Contributor IA Contributor AREA Koputaroa - Aratangata Drainage A1 Aratangata Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - Aratangata Drainage A2 Aratangata Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa - Aratangata Flood Protection F5 Aratangata Flood High AREA Koputaroa - Aratangata Flood Protection F6 Aratangata Flood Moderate AREA Koputaroa - Flood Protection F1 Koputaroa - Flood Protection High AREA Koputaroa - Flood Protection F2 Koputaroa - Flood Protection Moderate AREA Koputaroa - Flood Protection F3 Koputaroa - Flood Protection Low AREA Koputaroa - Flood Protection F4 Koputaroa - Flood Protection Min AREA Koputaroa - No.1 Contributor I1 No.1 Contributor AREA Koputaroa - No.1 Drainage D1 No.1 Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - No.1 Drainage D2 No.1 Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.1 Pumping P1 No 1 Pumping High AREA Koputaroa - No.1 Pumping P2 No 1 pumping Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.2 Contributor I2 No 2 Contributor AREA Koputaroa - No.2 Drainage D3 No 2 Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - No.2 Drainage D4 No 2 Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.2 Pumping P3 No 2 Pumping High AREA Koputaroa - No.2 Pumping P4 No 2 Pumping Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Contributor I3 No 3 Contributor AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Drainage D5 No 3 Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Drainage D6 No 3 Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping P5 No 3 Pumping High AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping P6 No 3 Pumping Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping P7 No 3 Pumping Low AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping Capital C1 No 3 Capital High AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping Capital C2 No 3 Capital Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.3 Pumping Capital C3 No 3 Capital Low AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Contributor I4 No 4 Contributor AREA Koputaroa - No:4 Drainage D7 No 4 Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Drainage D8 No 4 Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Pumping P8 No 4 Pumping High AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Pumping P9 No 4 Pumping Moderate AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Pumping Capital C4 No 4 Capital High AREA Koputaroa - No.4 Pumping Capital C5 No 4 Capital Moderate AREA Koputaroa - Koputaroa Stream Contributor IK Contributor AREA Koputaroa - Koputaroa Stream Drainage K1 Drainage High AREA Koputaroa - Koputaroa Stream Drainage K2 Drainage Moderate AREA Koputaroa Drainage Scheme - Indirect IN Indirect Benefit AREA Lower Kiwitea - River Erosion Control CK Erosion 1 AREA Lower Kiwitea - River Erosion Control MK Erosion 2 AREA Lower Kiwitea Scheme - Contributor CN Contributor AREA Lower Manawatu - Drainage DR Direct Benefit AREA Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection F1 Very High Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection F2 High Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection F3 Moderate Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection F4 Low Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection F5 Minor Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Flood Protectiion FB Flood Foxton Direct Benefit CAPITAL Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection FG Flood Feilding Direct Benefit CAPITAL Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection PN Flood Palmerston North Direct Benefit CAPITAL Lower Manawatu - Flood Protection SUIP HF House Protection Indirect Benefit TARGET Lower Manawatu - River Maintenance R1 Direct Benefit AREA Lower Manawatu - River Maintenance R2 Direct Benefit AREA Lower Manawatu - Special Project (PN) SP Special Project PN Benefit CAPITAL Lower Manawatu - Spillway Flood Protection SA Very High Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Spillway Flood Protection SB High Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Spillway Flood Protection SC Moderate Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Spillway Flood Protection SD Low Benefit LAND Lower Manawatu - Special Project (TU) TU Special Project Turitea Benefit CAPITAL Lower Manawatu Scheme - Contributor CL Contributor Central AREA Lower Manawatu Scheme - Contributor CE Contributor East AREA Lower Manawatu Scheme - Contributor CW Contributor Upper AREA Lower Manawatu Scheme - Indirect IC indirect Central TARGET Lower Manawatu Scheme - Indirect IE Indirect East TARGET Lower Manawatu Scheme - Indirect IF indirect Far East TARGET Lower Manawatu Scheme - Indirect IW Indirect Far South TARGET Lower Manawatu Scheme - Indirect IS indirect South TARGET Lower Whanganui - Flood Protection W1 Direct Benefit High CAPITAL Lower Whanganui - Flood Protection W2 Direct Benefit Moderate CAPITAL Lower Whanganui Scheme - Rural Indirect N2 Indirect SUIP TARGET Lower Whanganui Scheme - Urban Indirect N1 Indirect Benefit CAPITAL Makerua - Birnie Coombs Drainage B1 Birnie C Drainage High AREA Makerua - Birnie Coombs Pumping B2 Birnie C Drainage Moderate AREA Makerua - Birnie Coombs Pumping PB Pumping Birnie Coombs AREA Makerua - Birnie Coombs Pumping Capital CB Capital Birnie Coombs AREA Makerua - Centre Drainage C1 Central Drainage High AREA Makerua - Centre Drainage C2 Central Drainage Moderate AREA Makerua - Kingston Drainage K1 Kingston Drainage High AREA Makerua - Kingston Pumping PK Pumping Kingston AREA Makerua - Kingston Pumping Capital CK Capital Kingston AREA Makerua - Lochmoigh Linton West Drainage L1 Linton Main Drain High AREA Makerua - Lochmoigh Linton West Drainage L2 Linton Main Drain Moderate AREA Makerua - Mabins Linton East Drainage T1 Mabins Drainage AREA Makerua - Manawatu Drainage G1 Mangore Gravity Drainage AREA Makerua - Mangaore Drainage M1 Mangore Drainage High AREA Makerua - Mangaore Drainage M2 Mangore Drainage Moderate AREA Makerua - Mangaore Pumping PM Pumbing Mangaore AREA Makerua - Mangaore Pumping Capital CM Capital Mangaore AREA Makerua - Opiki Drainage O1 Opiki Drainage High AREA Makerua - Opiki Drainage O2 Opiki Drainage Moderate AREA Makerua - Opiki Pumping PO Pumping Opiki AREA Makerua - Opiki Pumping Capital CO Capital Opiki AREA Makerua - Rowlands Drainage R1 Rowland Drainage AREA Makerua Drainage Scheme - Contributor EC Contributor East AREA Makerua Drainage Scheme - Contributor OC Capital Opiki Pumbing AREA Makirikiri Flood Control - Contributor CN Contributor AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Maintenance A High Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Maintenance B Medium Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Maintenance C Low Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Maintenance F Indirect Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Silt Control A1 High Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Silt Control B1 Medium Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Silt Control C1 Low Benefit AREA Makirikiri Scheme - Silt Control Indirect F1 Indirect Benefit AREA Manawatu Drainage Scheme - Contributor CN Contributor AREA Manawatu Drainage Scheme - Longburn CL Longburn Contributor AREA Manawatu Scheme - Burkes Pumping P1 High Benefit AREA Manawatu Scheme - Burkes Pumping P2 Moderate Benefit AREA Manawatu
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