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Noosa District Body Corp Approval · MCU13/0224

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Trucks longer than 11 metres or more than 28 ton in weight are prohibited from
entering the estate. In exceptional circumstances, please contact the Secretary of

the Body Corporate in advance to discuss possible atrangements to assist
construction.

 

All articulated vehicles regardless of length are prohibited,

In addition, the access road at the southern end leading to lots 31, 32, 33 and 34,
and the pedestrian beach access roads at the northern and southern end of the
Estate are of light construction. As such they are vulnerable to damage, so
builders must exercise appropriate care when constructing on allotments in or near
these areas.

These limits are the direct result of considerable damage to roads, walls, gates,
curbing, lawns, irrigation and trees throughout the Estate during previous home
constructions. Owners are responsible for compliance with these bans during and
after construction, and builders should note vehicle sizes for deliveries and
construction tasks before commencement of construction. (Large vehicles may
park outside the Estate gates and be unloaded using smaller vehicles.)

Construction Waste

10.

Arrangements must be made for waste skips to be located on the building
allotment, and not on neighbouring or common property. The only exception is if
prior permission has been granted by the owner of an allotment (see Neighbouring
Properties below). Note however, that uncontained waste may not be located on
neighbouring properties with or without the owner’s permission.

Neighbouring Properties

11.

2;

It is recognised that during construction, it may be necessary to temporarily
restrict access to neighbouring properties for short periods of up to 10 minutes.
Reasonable prior notice of any restricted access is required, and for any period
exceeding 10 minutes, prior notice must be provided to the resident involved
(telephone messages, or a note left in a mail box on the day of the restriction does
not constitute reasonable notice). Theses blockages are to be by exception rather
than the ‘accepted’ norm during construction.

Tools, materials and equipment must be wholly contained on the construction site,
unless storage has been arranged with, and expressly permitted by, the owner of a
vacant allotment. Access to such allotments is strictly limited to the area
designated on the plan as the driveway of the vacant allotment. Expensive
infrastructure has been installed to all allotments and the only safe access to avoid
damage is via the area designated as the driveway.

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