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ATTACHMENT 2
THIS COVENANT IS TO BE USED ONLY IN CONJUNCTION WITH A CONSERVATION
AGREEMENT
1. Definitions
‘The Act’ means the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002.
‘Authority’ means all authorities or instrumentalities (other than the Council) which have
jurisdiction over the
Conservation Works.
‘Conservation Area’ means the area or areas described in Item 2 of the Form 31 and includes any
estate or interest in on or over such land, the airspace above the surface of the land and the
subsoil of the land.
‘Conservation Agreement’ means any agreement in respect of the conservation of the Land or
any part thereof between the Council and the registered proprietor of the Land, as amended from
time to time in writing.
‘Conservation Works’ means the activities, if any, that the Covenantor is required to undertake
under this document, the Conservation Agreement or the EMP.
‘the Council’ means the Covenantee specified in Item 3 of the Form 31.
‘delegated officer’ means any officer delegated by the Council or its Chief Executive Officer with
authority to make decisions and give direction on behalf of the Council in relation to this covenant,
the EMP or the Conservation Agreement.
‘Development’ has the meaning given in the Sustainable Planning Act 2009.
‘Locally native vegetation’ means vegetation that occurs naturally on the Land or in close
proximity to the Land or in the Councils opinion would have once occurred in the local area of the
Land.
‘the Land’ means that land described as Lot << on SP<<, County of March, Parish of <<, known as
<<, Queensland in which the Conservation Area is located.
‘EMP’ means the environmental management plan (if any) agreed between the Covenantor and the
Council, in relation to the Covenant Area, as amended from time to time.
‘Notice’ means any certificate, demand or notice to be made, given or served by a party under this
document.
‘Pest Management Strategy’ means a strategy for the management of environmental pests
published by the
Council in accordance with the Act;
‘Planning Scheme’ means the Council’s planning scheme as it applies to the Land from time to
time;
‘vegetation’ means any tree, bush, fungi, algae or other terrestrial or aquatic thing including or
natural parts or materials naturally produced of by or from such vegetation, whether living or dead.
‘Vegetation Protection Local Law’ means any local laws made by the Council which provide for
the protection of native vegetation.
2. Purpose
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