05. Town Planning Report · MCU10/2127

QUEENSLAND LAND REGISTRY ENLARGED PANEL Form 20 version 2
Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1994 and Water Act 2000 Page 19 of 107

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15. AIR CONDITIONING

In addition to the airconditioners installed on any Lot or Common Property by the Original Owner, or any replacement
of the same design, specification and location, no other air conditioners shail be installed on any Lot or Common
Property without prior written consent of the Committee such consent to be given on the submission of full design
specifications of the proposed air conditioning to be installed to the Body Corporate. Consent may be given
conditionally and particular regard shall be had to noise and or emissions of the proposed air conditioning system.
Subject to the consent, an Owner or occupier of a Lot shail choose the location of any air conditioners with care so
that same does not cause discomfort to neighbours. Air conditioners shall be low profile and be of neutral colour so
as far as possible to not be visible from the Common Property or another Lot and no window affixed air conditioners
shall be allowed.

16. INFECTIOUS DISEASES

\n the event of any infectious disease, which may require notification by virtue of any Statute, Regulation or
Ordinance, happening in any Lot, the Owner or occupier of such Lot shall give written notice thereof and pay to the
Committee the expenses incurred by the Body Corporate of disinfecting the Lot and any part of the Common Property
required to be disinfected and replacing any articles or things the destruction of which may be rendered necessary by
such disease and shall at all times comply with any State or Local Authority, Act or Regulation. Nothing in this By-law
alters the obligations imposed on the Owner or occupier of any Lot under the relevant Statute, Regulation or
Ordinance.

17. STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS, GAS OR OTHER MATERIALS

(a) An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall not bring to, do, or keep anything in its Lot or the Common Property
which may make void, or increase the rate of, fire insurance on any Scheme Land or which may conflict with
the Law or Regulations or Ordinances relating to fires or any insurance policy upon any Scheme Land or the
Regulations or Ordinances of any State or Local Authority for the time being In force.

(b) An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall not use any chemicals, burning fluids, acetylene gas or alcohol in lighting
or heating the premises, nor in any other way cause or increase the risk of fire or explosion in its Lot.

(c) This by-law 17 does not apply to the storage of fuel in:
(i) the fuel tank of a vehicle, buggy, boat or internal combustion engine; or

(ii) a tank kept on a vehicle or boat in which the fuel is stored under the requirements of law regulating
the storage of flammable liquid.

(d) By-law 17 shall not apply to the Owner of occupier of a Commercial Area to the extent that such flammable
liquid gas or other flammable materials are reasonably required to conduct the business of an international
apartment resort and ancillary services from the Lots,

(e) By-Law 17 will not apply to the Caretaker to the extent that flammable liquids gas and other flammable
material are reasonably required to be used or stored on the Scheme Land to carry out the duties of the
Caretaker.

18. USE OF LOTS

(a) Subject to By-Law 46, an Owner or occupier of a Residential Lot shall not use that Residential Lot or permit
the same to be used otherwise than as a resort accommodation apartment and in particular will not use the
Lot for the purpose of permanent residential accommodation, for any purpose that may cause a nuisance or
hazard, for any illegal or immoral purpose or for any other purpose that may endanger the safety or good
reputation of other Owners or occupiers of a Lot;

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