05. Town Planning Report · MCU10/2127

QUEENSLAND LAND REGISTRY ENLARGED PANEL Form 20 Version 2
Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1904 and Water Act 2000 Page 50 of 107

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{m) any pool located between Building | and Building H shall be used for ornamental purposes only;

(n) adequate groundwater seepage shall be maintained at all times to ensure the existing natural vegetation in
the intermittent creek and soil moisture regimes are not altered as a result of building activity, and

(0) vegetation is removed or lopped on Scheme Land or overhanging Scheme Land for safety reasons.

No Restriction

Nothing in this Architectural Design and Landscaping Code restricts or limits the operation of any Development permit
ar approval affecting the Scheme Land or limits the right of an Assessing Authority to Impose conditions on future

Development of the Scheme Land.

Specific Restriction on Conference and Restaurant Lot

Without limitation of any other requirement of this Architectural Design and Landscaping Code, the Owner and/or
occupier of the Conference and Restaurant Lot will ensure:-

(a) No temporary or permanent structures are to be erected on the outside terrace including marquees, but not
including temporary umbrellas that are not joined and not exceeding 9 square metres in area; and

(b) The western boundary of the restaurant-conference room deck shall have acoustic louvre screening installed
as indicated on the Approval.

Amendments to Code

Each Owner and the Body Corporate acknowledge that:-

(a) a change to this Architectural Design and Landscaping Code is an issue, within the meaning of section
60(6)(a) of the Act, that the Assessing Authority could have regard to for identifying an inconsistency
referred to section 60(4) of the Act, and

(b) no new Community Management Statement which purports to amend the Architectural Design and

Landscaping Code will be approved or executed by the Body Corporate without first obtaining the prior
written consent of the Assessing Authority.

Care and Preservation of the Fauna and Flora

Each Owner agrees not to harm, injure or threaten the fauna or damage or tamper with the flora on the Scheme
Land.

The wildlife must not be fed at any time.

In addition to any obligation outlined in the Covenant, Development Parameters and/or EMP, the Body Corporate and
each Owner will:-

(a) not construct on any part of the Scheme Land any fencing that impedes the movement of fauna and in
particular all fences and retaining walls (excluding any cribb walls) with a height in excess of 0.80 metres
shall have timber posts (having a minimum diameter of 200mm) or other koala access structures installed at
10 metre intervals;

(b) use best endeavours to protect the koala, glossy black cockatoo and red-tailed black cockatoo habitat areas
(particularly the red-tailed black cockatoo feed trees adjacent to the eastern boundary of the Site};

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