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 35 of 107

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The Caretaker may formulate, repeal and/or amend from time to time such rules for use of all leisure and
recreation facilities on Common Property as the Caretaker deems necessary including hours of use
restrictions and/or the use of a booking system.

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Ail Owners or occupiers of Lots must use their best endeavours to keep equipment in any leisure or
recreation facility on Common Property in a clean and tidy state and ensure the area is used in a manner
intended to cause the least disturbance of other occupiers of Lots.

All Owners or occupiers of Lots acknowledge that they and their Invitees use any leisure or recreation facility
on Common Property and any equipment therein solely at their risk.

The Caretaker may organise appropriate opening times for and arrange exclusive bookings of the Theatrette
on a reasonably frequent basis but must otherwise make the Theatrette available for the use and enjoyment
of all Owners and occupiers of the Lots and, in particular, make it available for all Owners and occupiers of
the Lots to watch sports and other special events of general public interest notified to the Caretaker from time
to time on reasonable notice by the Committee.

56. COMMERCIAL PURPOSES

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The provisions contained in this By-Law 56 will prevail to the extent of any inconsistency with any other By-
Law and shall apply specifically to any Commercial Area.

The restrictions on Owners or occupiers set out in By-law 12 shall not apply to the Owner or occupier of a
Commercial Area. The Owner or occupier of a Commercial Area must ensure that, as far as practicable, their
Commercial Area presents a uniform appearance with the other lots and areas in the Scheme when viewed
from the outside and that any alterations to the Commercial Area conform generally with the aesthetic
appearance of other lots and areas in the Scheme and the provisions of the Architectural Design and
Landscaping Code.

Liquid waste generated by an Owner or occupier of a Commercial Area is referred to as “trade waste” and
shall comply with the following:

(i) a trade waste permit shall be obtained prior to the discharge of trade waste to the Local Authority's
sewerage system;

(ii) all trade waste requirements complying with Local Authority's Trade Waste Policy and including pre-
treatment devices, must be shown on hydraulic plans submitted to the local authority for approval
prior to issuing the development permit for building work; and

(iii) vehicular access shall be provided to each grease arrestor and/or pre-treatment device for cleaning
and servicing by the Local Authority's contractor, and must allow vehicles to enter and leave the site
in a forward direction.

The Owner or occupier of a Commercial Area must obtain and maintain all requisite licences to operate a
facility/business within a Commercial area, including but not limited to a liquor licence, licence under the Food
Hygiene Regulations, Health Regulations, Building (Flammable and Combustible Liquids) Regulations 1994
and any other legislation or licence required for the provision of any service or operation within a Commercial
Area.

Any advertising sign or device is to comply with the provisions of Local Authority's local law on advertising
and the Body Corporate authorises the Owner or occupier of a Commercial Area to erect and maintain in
good and presentable condition at all times such signage as it reasonably desires (and is authorised by the
Local Authority) for the operation of an international apartment resort and ancillary services on the Scheme
Land and the Owner or occupier of a Commercial Area may revise, increase or decrease that signage from
time to time as reasonably required provided it compiies at all times with the provisions of the Local
Authority's law on advertising.

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