1. The Buyers acknowledge and agree with the
Seller that the subject land is part of a development the object of
which is to establish an aesthetic and well designed residential
development and it is desirable that supervision and control be
exercised by the Seller for the protection and in the interests of
the Buyers in relation to the nature and type of structures to be
erected on the subject property, and in recognition of the
desirability of the construction of an aesthetic and well designed
residential development in the area which includes the subject
property, the Buyers for themselves and their assigns covenant with
the Seller that, unless with the prior written consent of the
Seller:
(a)
They shall not erect on the said land
any dwelling house including any attached or detached garage or
carport or other structure the external walls of which shall be
comprised of less than 75% clay brick and the area of such dwelling
house including an attached garage (if fully enclosed) but excluding
verandahs and other unenclosed areas shall not be less than 200
square metres.
(b)
No detached buildings shall be erected
on the said land prior to the construction of the main dwelling save
any temporary structure used by a registered builder during the
course of construction for his own purpose.
(c)
No temporary dwelling, outbuilding or
caravan shall be used as a place of residence on the land prior to
completion of a dwelling.
(d)
No materials other than tiles or
colourbond shall be used as roofing or guttering material for the
dwelling or garage.
(e)
No dwelling shall be erected on the
land with a roof pitch less than 22.5 degrees.
(f)
No dwelling house or other structures
shall be erected on the said land of secondhand materials or
re-sited on the land after having first been built or substantially
built elsewhere.
(g)
No residential structure other than one
intended for use as a single unit dwelling house shall be erected on
the land.
(h)
No part of the front fence nor a side
fence from on or near the front alignment to the front building line
shall be more than 1200 mm high.
(i)
They shall within three months of the
occupation of a dwelling on the land:
(i)
construct a paved or concrete driveway or concrete car tracks from
the street kerb to the car accommodation;
(ii)
establish lawn or landscaping over the whole of the area between the
front building line of the dwelling and the street kerb where that
area has not been paved.
(j)
The exterior of the dwelling shall be
wholly enclosed to ground level.
(k)
No dwelling house shall be constructed
without a double garage.
2.
The Buyers shall not submit building
plans to Cooloola Shire Council unless they shall have first
submitted to the Seller (and obtained his approval thereto) such
design plans as are sufficient to confirm that the proposed dwelling
conforms to the above covenants.
3.
The Seller shall have the right to
relax any of the special conditions set out above insofar as they
might apply to other land in the subdivision of which the land sold
forms part or in any future stage of subdivision by the Seller and
neither the Buyers nor their assigns shall have any claim whatsoever
against the Seller arising out of such relaxation.
4.
The special conditions shall not in any
respect merge in or be extinguished by the transfer of the land to
the Buyers.
5.
The Buyers shall not sell or transfer
the whole or any part of their interest in the land without having
first obtained from such buyer or transferee a covenant in favour of
the Seller or the Seller’s nominee whereby such buyer or transferee
agrees to be bound by such conditions as if an original buyer
hereunder and when such buyer or transferee shall have delivered to
the Seller the appropriate Deed of Covenant the obligations of the
Buyers hereunder shall then cease – such Deed of Covenant to be
prepared by and at the expense of the Buyers.
It is hereby acknowledged and agreed by the Seller
and the Buyers that it is not their intention by these special
conditions to create any legal duty enforceable by a third party
pursuant to Section 55 of the Property Law Act 1974.