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978 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE No. 89 [27 November 2009 (b) cause as little inconvenience as is or adjacent the Easement Area without reasonably practicable to the the prior written consent of the Landowner; Easement Holder; (c) restore the Easement Area as nearly as (f) exercise reasonable care to ensure that is reasonably practicable to its former any Infrastructure on the Easement condition if the Easement Area is Area is not damaged; damaged or changed by the work done on the Easement Area; and (g) not interfere with, damage or place at risk any Infrastructure on the (d) comply with all applicable laws Easement Area from time to time or regarding occupational, health and interfere with anything that the safety in the undertaking of any work Easement Holder is storing or has done on the Easement Area. placed on the Easement Area from time to time (including plant and 2.4 If the Landowner breaches the Easement, the equipment, stockpiles of soil dug up Easement Holder may do anything that is from or from under the Easement Area reasonably necessary to correct the breach or any other stockpiles) without the (such as removing a Structure erected on the prior written consent of the Easement Easement Area in breach of the Easement). Holder; Any action in rectifying such breach shall be taken without the Easement Holder incurring (h) not cause a nuisance that adversely any liability to the Landowner. affects the Easement Holder’s rights and powers under the Easement or any 3. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF Infrastructure on the Easement Area LANDOWNER from time to time, but if any nuisance 3.1 The Landowner must: is caused, then promptly abate such (a) not erect or permit to be erected any improvement, building, structure, pipeline, services, road, fence, driveway or paving on or through the Easement Area without the prior written consent of the Easement Holder; (b) maintain and repair, and not change, any existing improvement, building, structure, pipeline, services, road, fence, driveway or paving on or through the Easement Area (other than the Infrastructure); (c) not alter the ground level of the Easement Area or change _ its topography or do anything to cause inundation of the Easement Area by water without the prior written consent of the Easement Holder; (d) not plant trees on or landscape within the Easement Area without the prior written consent of the Easement Holder; (e) not crop, dig or plough the Easement Area or cause the lighting of fires on 4.1 nuisance; (i) use the Landowner’s best endeavours to prevent anyone else doing any of the things that the Landowner is required not to do under the Easement and not allow or authorise anyone else to do any of those things; qj) not interfere with or obstruct the Easement Holder in the exercise or enjoyment of its rights and powers under the Easement; and (k) not grant any rights to any person in relation to the Easement Area to the extent the granting of those other rights could or will conflict or interfere with the Infrastructure or the exercise of any of the Easement Holder’s rights and powers under the Easement. OTHER MATTERS Ownership of Infrastructure All Infrastructure and other things brought onto or installed on, in or through the Easement Area from time to time by the Easement Holder will, as between the Landowner and the Easement Holder,
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