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Title Reference S066 4446 — onthe Terrace community titles scheme 36880 Page 2 of 16

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| SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE OF LOT ENTITLEMENTS |
Lot on Plan Contribution Interest
Lot 1 on SP 188227 16 97
Lot 2 on SP-188227 9 47
Lot 3 on SP 188227 9 47
Lot 4 on SP 188227 21 83
Lot 5 on SP 188227 21 74
Lot 6 on SP 188227 21 85
Lot 7 on SP 188227 : 21 64
Lot 8 on SP 188227 21 66
Lot 9 on SP 188227 21 102
Lot 10 on SP 188227 21 90
Lot 11 on SP 188227 21 104
Lot 12 on SP 188227 21 68
Lot 13 on SP 188227 21 73
TOTALS 244 1000

 

 

 

 

 

The contribution schedule lot entitlements for the scheme are not equal. As required by s46 of the Body Corporate and
Community Management Act 1997, the contribution schedule lot entitlements for the scheme have been allocated having
regard to: :

(a) the structure of the scheme;
(b) the nature of the features and characteristics of the lots in the scheme; and
(c) the purpose for which the lots are used.

On the basis of these factors it is just and equitable for there to be a variation in the contribution schedule lot entitlements
‘or the scheme. The contribution schedule lot entitiement for each lot varies between a minimum of 9 and a maximum of
21. There are ten residential lots and three commercial lots in the Scheme. All the residential lots have a contribution
schedule lot entitlement of 21. The contribution schedule lot entitlement for the commercial lots varies from 9 to 16. The
difference in lot entitlements recognises that the factors stated above do not impact on how much each lot should
contribute to certain body corporate costs such as secretarial fees, audit fees, printing, postage and outlays, but the
structure of the scheme and the features and characteristics of the lots result in a differential burden on the costs of the
body corporate for repair and maintenance of the common property. When allocating the lot entitlements to be included
in the lot entitlement contribution schedule, each of the factors stated above impacts on the allocation in the following
ways: :

1. Structure of the Scheme

The community titles scheme is a basic community titles scheme. The common property facilities (for example:
swimming pool, thoroughfares and landscaping) are part of the community titles scheme. Certain parts of the
common property (for example swimming poo!) have been allocated by exclusive use by-law to certain lots in the
Scheme.

2. Nature Features and Characteristics of the Lots in the Scheme
The body corporate is responsible for the repair and maintenance of common property within its scheme. This

includes the lift and lift well, external walls and windows of the building, roof, utility infrastructure and utility services.
In allocating the contribution schedule lot entitlements, the following features or characteristics of lots in the

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