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 21 of 107

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Title Reference [Title Reference]

An Owner of a Lot which is the subject of a lease or licence agreement shall take all reasonable steps,
including any action available to it under any such lease or licence agreement, to ensure that any lessee or
licensee or other occupier of the Lot or their invitees comply with the provisions of the By-laws.

20. TRADESMEN

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shalt not directly instruct any contractor or workmen employed by the Body Corporate
in relation to work being carried out by the contractor or workmen for the Body Corporate unless so authorised.

21. REMOVALS

An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall not move any furniture, piano or safe into or out of its Lot without having given
prior notice to the person contracted as the Caretaker for the Body Corporate or the Committee and the moving must
be done in the manner, by the route and at the time reasonably directed by the Caretaker or Committee.

22. SECURITY

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The Body Corporate shail take all reasonable steps to ensure the security of the Buildings on Scheme Land
and Body Corporate personal property and the observance of these By-laws and without limiting the
generality of the foregoing may:

(i) close off any part of the Common Property not required for ingress or egress to a Lot or car parking
space on either a temporary or permanent basis or otherwise restrict the access to, or use, by
Owners or occupiers of any such part of the Common Property;

(ii) permit any designated part of the Common Property to be used by any security person, firm or
company (to the exclusion of Owners or occupiers generally) as a means of monitoring the security
and general safety of the Building: or

(iii) obtain, install and maintain locks, alarms communications systems and other security devices.

If the Body Corporate, in the exercise of any of its powers under these By-laws, restricts the access of
Owners or occupiers to any part of the Common Property by means of any lock or similar security device, it
may make such number of keys or operating systems as it determines, available to Owners of Lots free of
charge and thereafter may at its discretion, make additional numbers thereof available to Owners upon
payment of such reasonable charges therefore as may be determined from time to time by the Body
Corporate.

An Owner or occupier of a Lot to whom any key or any operation system is given pursuant to these By-laws
shall exercise a high degree of caution and responsibility in making the same available for use by any other
person using or occupying a Lot arid shall take reasonable precautions (which shall include an appropriate

covenant in any lease or licence of a Lot to any such occupier) to ensure return thereof to the Owner, upon

the user or occupier ceasing to be a user of occupier.

An Owner or occupier of a Lot into whose possession any key or operating system referred to in these By-
laws has come shall not without the prior approval in writing of the Committee duplicate the same or cause or
permit the same to be duplicated and shall take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the same is riot lost
or handed to any person other than another Owner or occupier of a Lot and is not disposed of otherwise than
by returning it to the Committee.

An Owner or occupier of a Lot who is issued with a key or operating system referred to in these By-Laws

shall immediately notify the Body Corporate if the same is lost or misplaced and will be responsible for and
pay any costs incurred by the Body Corporate resulting therefrom.

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