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5.1 However, an owner may install:-
5.1.1 a locking or safety device to protect the Lot against intruders; or
5.1.2 a screen to prevent entry of animals or insects;

6, Behaviour of invitees.

6.1 An occupier of a lot shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that his invitees do not behave in a manner likely to
interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the proprietor or occupier of another lot or of any person lawfully using common

property. e

6.2 An occupier will be liable to compensate the body corporate in respect of all damage to the common property or
personal property vested in the body corporate caused by such occupier or their invitees.

6.3 An occupier in respect of a lot which is subject of a lease or licence agreement must take all reasonable steps,
including any action available to that occupier under any such lease or licence agreement, to ensure that any occupier or
other occupier or their invitees comply with the provision of these by-laws.

7. Depositing rubbish etc. on common property. An occupier of a lot shall not deposit or throw upon the common

property any rubbish, dirt, dust or other material likely to interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the occupier of another
lot or of any person lawfully using the common property.

8. Appearance and maintenance of building and lot.

8.1 A owner or occupier of a lot shall not, except with the consent in writing of the Body Corporate, hang any
washing, towel, bedding, clothing or other article or display any sign, advertisement, placard, banner, pamphlet or like
manner on any part of his lot or any common property area in respect of which such proprietor has exclusive use in such a
way as to be visible from outside the building. No proprietor may in any way alter or vary the external appearance,
structure, layout, wall format or texture or colour of any lot or exclusive use area without the prior written consent of the

Body Corporate.

8.2 An owner or occupier of a lot which contains a balcony, terrace or garden area is responsible for the maintenance
of that area whether it be included as part of a title to a lot or by way of exclusive use of common property. An owner or
occupier must cnsure that any plants kept in such area are maintained in good health and condition and so as not to be
offensive in appearance to other owners or occupiers and that the size and type of trees, shrubs, creepers, plants and the
like must not extend beyond the boundaries of the Jot or the boundaries of any exclusive use area or obstruct the views
from another lot or interfere with the use and enjoyment by other owners or occupiers of their lots.

9. Storage of flammable liquids, etc.

9.1 An occupier of a lot shall not, except with the consent in writing of the body corporate, use or store upon a lot or
upon the common property any flammable chemical, liquid or gas or other flammable material other than chemicals,
liquids, gases or other material used or intended to be used for domestic purposes.

9.2 An occupier must not bring to, do or keep anything in his or her lot which will increase the rate of fire insurance
premium on the building or the common property or which may conflict with the laws and/or regulations relating to fires

or an insurance policy upon the building or the common property or the regulations or ordinances of any public authority
for the time being in force. .

9.3 This by-law does not apply to the storage of fuel in:-
(a) the fuel tank of'a vehicle, boat, or internal combustion engine; or

(b) a tank kept on a vehicle or boat in which the fuel is stored under the requirements of the Jaw regulating
the storage of flammable liquid.