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05. Town Planning Report · MCU10/2127
From the archive MCU10/2127 Development Application part 2 of 2 Plans 5 Morwong Drive Noosa Heads. File date in the archive: 2010-12-20 09:49.
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QUEENSLAND LAND REGISTRY ENLARGED PANEL Form 20 version 2
Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1994 and Water Act 2000 Page 31 of 107
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{c) No change to this By-law or Code
By-law 47 of this Schedule C and the Architectural Design and Landscaping Code will not be amended,
changed, varied or substituted without first obtaining the consent in writing of the Assessing Authority.
48. COPY OF BY-LAWS AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND LANDSCAPING CODE
(a) Tenants and Occupiers to receive copies
Owners must ensure a copy of these By-laws and the Architectural Design & Landscaping Code is available
in the Lot at all times for inspection by tenants or other occupiers of the Lot
(b) Body Corporate Manager to maintain copies
The Body Corporate will ensure that a copy of the By-laws, the Architectural Design & Landscaping Code
and a copy of any Management Plan referred to therein is available for copy and inspection at the office of
the Body Corporate Manager from time to time.
49. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES — CARETAKER
(a) The Caretaker may use the Caretaker’s Unit for the purposes set out in By-law 46.
(b) During the term of the Caretaking Agreement (including any extensions and renewals):
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the Body Corporate will not itself, directly or indirectly, provide any of the services set out in the
Caretaking Agreement;
the Body Corporate will not allow any person or company other than the Caretaker to provide, from
the Scheme Land, any of the services set out in the Caretaking Agreement;
the Body Corporate will not enter into with any other person or entity an agreement similar to the
Caretaking Agreement;
the Caretaker will be entitled to erect or display reasonable signs or notices in or on the Common
Property advertising any of the services it provides pursuant to the Caretaking Agreement:
the Body Corporate must not grant to any other person or corporation the right to conduct any
business of a similar nature to the letting business from within the Scheme Land nor must the Body
Corporate (or any of its members individually) directly or indirectly conduct or attempt to conduct any
business of a similar nature to the letting business from within the Scheme Land;
the Body Corporate must not make any part of the Common Property available to any person or
corporation other than the Caretaker for the purpose of conducting a letting business;
subject to any lot owner's continuing right to obtain and use connections servicing their Lot only, the
Caretaker will be entitled to operate a PABX telephone, internet, cable television or movie facility
within the Scheme Land and for the purposes aforesaid has and will continue to have a licence to
install, lay, use, repair, maintain and replace cabling and other equipment necessary for the
operation of such facilities throughout the Scheme Land; and
the Caretaker may sub-licence or contract out of its use of the Common Property, subject to the
provisions of the By-laws in this Schedule C.
(c) The Body Corporate will continue to be responsible to carry out its duties pursuant to the Act in respect of any
common property for which special privileges have been granted pursuant to this By-law.
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