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20181085-ASC9 - Community Management Statement

Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW20/0114 - Email 3 of 4 - Common Property Title Search - Community Managment Statement - Lot 1 Title Search - Adjudictors Order for Body Corp & Community Management - 4 Portside Crt, Noosaville.

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Form 20 Version 1 Queensland Land Registry

SCHEDULE

Land Title Act 1994 and Land Act 1994 Page 6 of 9

19.1

20.

21.

21.2

21.3

CTS No. 16592

The Resident Manager while he is the owner of Lot 21 shall be entitled to pay for and
erect a Recreational Facilities and Bicycle Shed to be situated as shown on the

attached plan marked “B”, provided that the Resident Manager shall not be responsible
for the Body Corporate repairs and maintenance duties under Section 108 of the
Accommodation Module of the Act and no occupancy fee shall be payable by the
Residential Manager and that the Recreational Facilities and Bicycle Shed shall only be
used for those or similar purposes and that the Resident Manager be allocated exclusive
use of the Recreational Facilities and Bicycle Shed pursuant to Sections 133 & 134 of
the Act.

Visitor’s Parking

(a) The area designated from time to time as “visitor’s car park” (if any) on the
common property shall be for the use of invitees, guests, agents or contractors of
the owner or occupier of the lot and shall not be used by the owner or occupier
of the lot without the express permission of the Committee of the Body
Corporate or its representative.

(b) The owner or occupier of a lot shall be responsible for their invitees, guests,
agents or contractors’ vehicles.

(c) An invitee, guest, agent or contractor of an owner or occupier of a lot shali
not use the visitor’s car park for a period in excess of six (6) hours without the
express permission of the Committee of the Body Corporate or its
representative.

Caretaking and Letting

The Body Corporate may enter into an agreement (“the Resident Manager’s
Agreement”) with any owner of Lot 21 or with a corporation under the control of any
owner of Lot 21 (“the Manager”) on such terms and conditions as the Body
Corporate determines whereunder the Manager is to perform certain duties and to
provide certain services for the purpose of ensuring the proper caretaking management
administration control use and enjoyment of the common property.

The Body Corporate may enter into a contract (‘the Letting Agreement”) with any
owner of Lot 21 or with a corporation under the control of any owner of Lot 21 (“the
Agent”) on such terms and conditions as the Body Corporate determines whereunder
the Agent is to perform certain duties and to provide certain services associated with the
letting of the lots to such of the owners or occupiers of lots who wish to avail
themselves of same.

For as long as there is in existence a Resident Manager’s Agreement and/or Letting
Agreement and subject to the terms and conditions of any such Resident Manager’s
Agents and/or Letting Agreement:-

21.3.1 Lot 21 may be used for both residential purposes and for the purpose of
performing the duties and providing the services set out in therein,

21.3.2 No other lot may be used for the purpose of performing the duties and
providing the services set out in therein,
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