(b) where reasonably
practicable, establish and maintain suitable lawns and gardens on the
common property; and
(c) subject to section 37A, properly maintain and keep
in a state of good and serviceable repair (including, where reasonably
necessary, renew or replace the whole or part thereof)—
(ii) any fixture or fitting (including any pipe, pole,
wire, cable or duct) comprised on the common property or within any wall,
floor or ceiling the centre of which forms a boundary of a lot; and
(iii) any
fixture or fitting (including any pipe, pole, wire, cable or duct) which is
comprised within a lot and which is intended to be used for the servicing or
enjoyment of any other lot or of the common property; and
(iv) each door,
window and other permanent cover over openings in walls where a side of the
door, window or cover is part of the common property; and
(v) any personal
property vested in the body corporate; and
(d) cause to be constructed and
maintained at or near the street alignment of the parcel a receptacle suitable
for the receipt of mail and other documents with the name of the
body corporate clearly shown thereon.
(a) enter
into an agreement, upon such terms and conditions (including terms for the
payment of consideration) as may be agreed upon by the parties thereto, with a
proprietor or occupier of a lot for the provision of amenities or services by
it to the lot or to the proprietor or occupier thereof; and
(b) acquire and
hold any personal property; and
(d) enter into hiring agreements and leasing
arrangements; and
(e) accept or acquire a lease, licence or permit for the
purposes of providing moorings for vessels; and
(f) accept and deal with a
lease, licence or permit that may be issued or granted under the Land Act 1994to any person in respect of any unallocated State land, road or reserve which
abuts on the parcel; and
(g) make or cause to be made improvements to the
common property where—
(i) in any one case, the cost of the improvements
does not exceed the prescribed amount; or
(iii) the body corporate resolves
in general meeting that the improvements are considered to be essential for
the health, safety or security of users of the common property and the referee
makes an order approving the making of the improvements.
(3) For the purposes
of the application of the Land Act 1994the body corporate shall be deemed to
be the holder or the registered proprietor in fee simple of the land
comprising the parcel.
(4) Any unallocated State land, road or reserve
referred to in subsection (2) (f) is additional common property.
