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 22 of 107

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An Owner or occupier of a Lot shall securely fasten all doors and windows to its Lot on all occasions when
the Lot is left unoccupied, and the Body Corporate, its servants, agents, the Body Corporate Manager or the
Caretaker, shall have the right, without committing trespass, to enter and fasten any doors or windows.

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Notwithstanding any provision of this By-law 22 the Body Corporate will not exercise its rights under this By-
law so as to limit or affect the operation of a deluxe international apartment resort and, in particular, will not
take any steps to introduce locking devices preventing the general flow of public onto the Scheme Land.

Security lighting (such as floodlighting), driveway lighting, landscape lighting and lighting of the grounds of the
Scheme Land are to be screened from any horizontal or downwards projection beyond the angle needed to
allow coverage only of the ground within each allotment and so as predominately not to be seen from outside
the Scheme Land.

In the event that security cameras are installed on any part of Scheme Land (specifically excluding any
security cameras installed within a Lot), the Committee may determine policy for the operation of those
cameras and storage and destruction of any tapes. In determining this policy the Committee must have
regard to the recommendation of its insurers.

All security equipment (including locks, keys, alarms communications systems, video surveillance cameras,
cabling and other security devices) installed on Common Property and used In connection with the provision
of security for the Scheme, shall be and remain the property of the Body Corporate but operated by the
Caretaker.

The Caretaker shall operate and monitor the video surveillance system (if any), and for that purpose the
Caretaker shall have the special right to use such parts of the Common Property on which, or in which, there
exists any video surveillance equipment, including cameras and cabling.

In no circumstances shall the Body Corporate be responsible to an Owner (and the Owner shall not be
entitled to make claim for compensation or damages) in the event of a failure of all or any of the security
systems on the Scheme to operate in the manner in which they are intended. Where the failure to operate
arises from a malfunction of the security equipment in a Lot, then the Owner shall allow the Body Corporate
by its servants, agents or contractors to enter upon the Lot (upon one days notice expect in the case where
the circumstances require immediate entry, when no notice is required) and attend to the maintenance, repair
and replacement of the security equipment,

23. DISPLAY UNITS/SIGNAGE AND OTHER MATTERS

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While the Original Owner remains an Owner of any Lot or any adjacent land, it and its agents,
offices, servants and those authorised by it, will be entitled to:

(i) use any Lot or part of a Lot of which it is the registered Owner or over which it is granted occupancy
rights as a display unit or sales office and shall be entitled to allow prospective purchasers to inspect
the Improvements on the Lot:

(ii) may erect signs, advertising or display material in and about the Lot, or on Common Property which
signs will in all respects be attractive and tasteful having regard to the visual and acoustic privacy of
other Lots and the general aesthetics and amenity of the Scheme Land, and will not at any time be
more, in terms of number and size, than is reasonably necessary (notwithstanding that same may
infringe other provisions of these By-laws):

(iii) together with persons authorised by it, to pass over the Common Property (with or without vehicles
and equipment) to gain access to and egress from any part of the Scheme Land;

(iv) to carry out any building (including construction) of any improvements, or any other things done, on
the Scheme Land and no objection will be made to the noise, nuisance or other inconvenience which
might arise from that; and