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 49 of 107

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5 Assessing Authority Requirements

5.1 Approval —Conditions

Development on any part of Scheme Land must comply with the lawful Requirements of the Assessing Authority for
design, construction and Landscaping.

§.2 Specific Requirements

Without limitation to clause 3.1, the Body Corporate must ensure that:

(a)
(b)
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(d)

(e)

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(g)

(h)

(i)

(k)

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Landscaping on Common Property is maintained to the satisfaction of the Assessing Authority;
all Landscaping complies with the Covenant and EMP;
all building on the Site complies with the Development Parameters and Architectural Parameters;

existing vegetation, specifically Including the Vulnerable Plants, on the Scheme Land is retained in its natural
state as far as it is practicable to do so;

subject to the Approval, no vegetation indigenous to the Site or vegetation within the road reserves adjoining
the Site will be cut down, lopped, damaged, disrupted or adversely affected without the prior written consent
of the Assessing Authority or as reasonably required for the safety of Owners-or occupiers of Scheme Land;

colours of buildings on Scheme Land will at ail times be selected from the Approved Colour Range to
integrate with the colours of the natural environment;

no Development occurs which exceeds or otherwise does not comply with the Architectural Parameters and
Development Parameters approved by the Assessing Authority particularly those with respect to building
height, site cover, gross floor area, building materials and configuration of units.

the Private Open Space Area is maintained and no building, structures (including fences) or works other than
those expressly authorised by the Assessing Authority are erected or undertaken in the Private Open Space
Area;

a Bushfire Information Kit is provided to purchasers of Lots on the Scheme Land;

to the extent (using reasonable endeavours) the Body Corporate is able:

(i) (the intermittent creek and its riparian and in-stream flora and fauna is protected, maintained and,
rehabilitated to enhance its Environmental Values and the existing hydrological regime of the

intermittent creek is not significantly altered;

(ii) the natural buffer zones (allowing the growth of natural vegetation) adjacent to the intermittent creek
and other areas of land adjacent to the Site are maintained in their natural state;

(iii) the long-term water quality within the Intermittent creek complies with the ANZECC Protection of
Aquatic Ecosystem Guidelines for the protection of in-stream fauna and their habitat;

there are no rooftop terraces, spas or barbeques on the roof of any of the Buildings which contain
accommodation lots on the Scheme Land;-

lighting to the outside balconies of Buildings |, H, G, and F shall be hooded and directed downwards so as to
minimise any adverse effects of glare or direct light nuisance on the Adjacent Lot; and to reduce the impact
on wildlife in the Intermittent creek and the Private Open Space Area