Development Application - Part 1 of 2 - Covering Letter, IDAS Forms 1, 6, 28 & Letter from Dept of Natural Resource & Dept of Transport · OPW11/0301

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             (2)' In the event of the lessee ceasing to use the leased land as provided for In Condition
                  A34 clause (1) above, the lease may be forfeited or cancelled.
             (3) The annual rent shall be paid yearly In advance and shall be determined In accordance
                 with the provisions of the Land Act 1994.
             (4) The lessee shall pay the cost of any required survey or resurvey.
             (5)    The lessee must keep any noxious plants, on the leased land, under control.

           --(6)    The lessee has the responsibility for a duty of care for the leased land.

             (7) The lessee shall ensure that the use and development of the leased land conforms to
                 the Town Planning Scheme By-Laws and requirements of the Council of the Shire of
                 Noosa.

             (8)    The lessee must give the Minister administering the Land Act 1994, the information the
                    Minister administering the Land Act 1994 asks for about the lease.

             (9) The lessee shall not destroy any trees on the leased land unless In accordance with a
                 tree clearing permit under the provisions of the Land Act 1962 or the provisions relating
                 to the clearing for routine management purposes as prescribed in the Land Regulations
                 1988. (NOTE:- Routine Management provisions of the Land Act do not apply on leases
                 over State Forests and Timber Reserves)
             (10) No compensation for improv ements or • developmental work shall be payable by the
                 State at the expiration of,the tease but the lessee shall either have the right to remove
                    moveable improvements within a period of three (3) months from the expiration of the
                    lease, provided all moneys due by the lessee to the State on any account whatsoever
                    have been paid, or be required to remove those Improvements as specified in any
                    further condition of lease. " - `•`


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             (1) The lessee shall allow any<person authorised under the Forestry Act 1959 access to the
                 leased land-for the purpose A timing and removing timber or removing other forest
                 products, or quarry material, or other material from the leased land.
             (2) Except as hereinafter provided ttie lessee shall not Interfere with any forest products or
                 remove any quarry material (including any §tone, gravel, sand, earth, soli, rock, guano
                 or clay which is not a mineral within the meaning of the Mineral Resources Act 1989) or
                 other material upon the leased land without the permission of the Minister administering
                 the Land Act 1994 except under the authority of and in compliance in every respect
                 with the requirements of a permit, licence, agreement or contract granted or made
                 under the Forestry Act 1959.


C147   The lessee shall, to the satisfaction of the Department of Transport keep the sight line of any
       navigation leads which cross the leased land clear of obstructions; however, with the prior
       approval of the Department of Transport, the lessee may make alternative arrangements for
       relocating any of the said leads.


C149   No vessel moored within the leased land maybe used as a permanent place for human habitation.

C151   The lessee shall not carry out or allow to be carried out upon the leased land, any offensive,
       noxious or noisesome occupation or business.



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