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07/2555 - Operational Works - Drainage Stormwater Vegetation [As Published] · 142007.2555
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Page_ of QUEENSLAND LAND REGISTRY SCHEDULE / ENLARGED PANEL / FORM 20 version 2 Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1994 ADDITIONAL PAGE / DECLARATION and Water Act 2000 [ —d Title Reference [ J LEGAL TITLE OF DOCUMENT Deed of Covenant for Attunga Heights Residential Development DATE & PARTIES Date of making of Deed: THIS DEED is made on the .................. By Covenantor: Attunga Heights Pty Ltd And Covenantee: Noosa Shire Council 1 Covenant Provisions: 1.1 Covenant 1.1.1. This covenant is entered into between the covenantor and the covenantee for the purpose of protection the natural alues of shown on the attached plan. 1.2 Covenant binds registered proprietor and successors. 1.2.1 The covenantor's obligations only bind the covenantor while the covenantor is recorded as the proprietor of the land. 1.2.2 Nothing in this covenant renders the covenantor liable for any breach of this covenant occurring when the covenantor is no longer the registered proprietor of the land. 1.2.3 This covenant the parties to it and their respective successors, heirs, executors and administrators. 1.3 Covenantor Obligations 4.3.1 All native vegetation is protected from clearing unless approved by Council 1.3.2 Weeds and exotic plants are to be removed and controlled to the maximum practical extent. The extent of weed establishment is to be regularly surveyed and reported to Council every two years. 1.3.3 Only chemicals with ingredients that are non-persistent in the natural environment will be used for weed control. All weed control is to be carried out in accordance with the Rehabilitation Plan and Weed Management Plan. 1.3.4 No fencing/structure that inhibits fauna movement shall be constructed except with Council approved drawings. 1.3.5 A wildlife corridor will be maintained with an average width of 30m and a minimum width of 20m from the western boundary. The only allowable works and disturbance within the corridor are the boundary fence along the western boundary, walking paths and cut off drains. 1.3.6 Only natural materials resistant to erosion and which will blend in and add to the aesthetic appeal of the natural rroundings will be used in drainage works and erosion and sediment control. P3.7 The riparian corridor shall be maintained at 10m either side of the watercourse centerline. Within which the only allowed permanent works and disturbance are bridge piers and footings, rock lined stormwater discharge shutes and a maintenance path. 1.3.8 All and any construction disturbance shall be revegetated according to the Rehabilitation Plan (‘Attunga Heights Rehabilitation Pian’, Chenoweth EPLA, 2007). 1.3.9 The entire covenant area will be rehabilitated as per the Rehabilitation Plan (‘Attunga Heights Rehabilitation Plan’, Chenoweth EPLA, 2007). 1.4 Covenantee’s Obligations 1.4.1 Unless expressly provided herein, the rights given to the covenantee by this covenant are permissive only and nothing in this covenant imposes any duty of any kind on the covenantee to anyone or oblige the covenantee to perform any act or to incur any expense for any of the purposes set out in this covenant. 1.5 Covenantee’s right of access 1.5.1 The covenantee must give reasonable notice of any intention to enter the covenant area except in cases of emergency or when the covenantee on reasonable grounds believes that the delay in giving notice is prejudicial to its responsibilities under the covenant. L =
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