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 20 of 107

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(b)

(c)
(d)

(e)

(f)
(g)

(h)

(i)

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(k)

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Owners and occupier of Lots shall not use their Lot for any purpose which may be illegal or injurious to the
reputation of the Scheme. An Owner or occupier of a Lot must at the cost of the Owner or occupier, promptly
comply with alt laws relating to the Lot including, without limitation, any requirements, notices and orders of
any relevant authority, body, entity or organisation. For example, a local government.

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In addition to By-laws 18(a) and (b) above, no Lot in the Scheme, other than the Caretaker’s Unit, may be
used for caretaking and letting services.

Subject to By-Law 46, each Residential Lot Owner must ensure that its Residential Lot is operated in
accordance with the defined use of ‘Visitor Accommodation - Type 4 Conventional’ in the Noosa Plan;

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall not operate or permit to be operated upon the Common Property or a Lot,
any radio, short wave radio, transmitter, telecommunications device or electronic equipment so as to interfere
with any domestic appliance or apparatus (including a radio or television receiver) lawfully In use upon the
Common Property or in any other Lot:

‘Related Entity’ means a director or shareholder of an Owner or a spouse of such director or shareholder;

For clarity, a visiting Owner or Related Entity may occupy or use a Lot for a period or periods of, for example,
3 months or 6 months in any year and a visiting Owner or Related Entity doing so shall not be in
contravention of these By-Laws.

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall not use any water closets or other fixtures for any purpose other than for
which they were constructed and shall not deposit or throw any sweepings, rubbish or solid matter into the
same or otherwise cause the obstruction of Common Property drainage services;

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall keep the Lot In a good state of preservation and cleanliness and shall
take all reasonable steps to control and exterminate therein all vermin, insects or other pests. The Body
Corporate is authorised to enter, by its agents, servants or contractors, onto each Lot (after giving reasonable
notice to the Owner or occupier of the Lot), to examine the lot for and treat the Lot with the intent of
eradicating insects, the costs of which is to be borne and paid by the Owner of the Lot;

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall be mindful and take all reasonable steps to ensure there is no substantial
detrimental effect to the amenity of the Scheme Land and the surrounding neighbourhood by reason of the
creation of excessive noise, lighting nuisance or other emissions, as stated within these By-laws, and in
general; and

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall be mindful that on the Scheme Land there is being operated a deluxe
international apartment resort and associated facilities and services, and shall accordingly take all reasonabie
steps to ensure that the enjoyment of other Owners or occupiers of Lots is not detrimentally affected by their
actions or omissions, either in general or as specifically required by these By-laws.

19. BEHAVIOUR OF INVITEES

(a)

(b)

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An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that its invitees comply with the
provisions of these By-laws when upon a Lot or Common Property and in the event of its inability for any
reason to ensure such compliance by any invitee it shall thereupon:>

(i) withdraw the invitation of that person to be upon a Lot or Common Property: and

{ii) ensure that such person immediately leaves the Scheme Land,

The Qwner or occupier of a Lot shall be liable to compensate the Body Corporate in respect of all damage to
the Common Property or personal property vested in it caused by such Owner or occupier or their invitees.

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