8 JULY 2010 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 80 2211

The Seventh Grantors’ Land
Lot 3 DP 10491 (Computer Freehold Register TNC2/669).
(The First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Grantors’ Land together to be known as “the Land”).

Second Schedule
Easement to be Acquired
A right to drain sewage easement in gross over that part of
The Land marked “A”, “B”, “C”, “D”, “E”, “F”, “G” and
“H” on LT Plan 423144 (“the Servient Land”).

Third Schedule
Easement Rights and Powers and Covenants

1. Together with the additional rights and powers set out in
   this Schedule, the easement shall contain the rights and
   powers implied in such easements by the Fourth
   Schedule to the Land Transfer Regulations 2002 and in
   the event of any conflict between the implied rights and
   powers expressly stated, the rights and powers expressly
   stated shall prevail.

2. The Council may use the easement for all sewerage
   purposes in accordance with the Local Government Act
   1974 (including any Act amending or replacing the
   same).

3. The Owner covenants with the Council that it will not at
   any time:

3.1 Do or permit to be done anything on the Servient
Land which may damage or obstruct the easement
facility or which may prevent the Council from
obtaining reasonable access to the easement facility;

3.2 Do or permit to be done anything on the Servient
Land which may interfere with or affect the full and
free use and enjoyment by the Council of the rights,
powers, licences and privileges granted under the
easement;

3.3 Except with the prior written consent of the Council
and then only in accordance with such terms and
conditions as it may impose in respect of such consent
given:

3.3.1 Plant or cause or allow to be planted any
medium or large trees on those areas marked
“A”, “B”, “C”, “D”, “E”, “F”, “G” and “H” on
LT 423144;

3.3.2 Erect or place thereon or cause or allow to be
erected or placed thereon any buildings or other
erections or fences (other than a boundary fence);

3.4 Claim any compensation under the provisions of any
Statute or Regulation whatsoever, except as set out
in 4.5 below.

4. The Council hereby covenants with the Owner that the
   Council will:

4.1 At all times use reasonable care and skill when
exercising the above rights and powers.

4.2 Avoid causing any unnecessary damage to the
Servient Land and the easement facility.

4.3 Avoid causing any unnecessary interference with the
Owner’s use or enjoyment of the Servient Land.

4.4 Give prior notice (at least 48 hours) and consult the
Owner before entering the Land for execution of
works except in the case of emergencies.

4.5 Repair and make good all damages to fences, gates
and structures upon the Servient Land directly
caused by the Council undertaking any works in
furtherance of the rights, powers, licences and
privileges granted under the Easement.

4.6 Sufficiently compensate the Owner or rectify the
damage caused to the Owner’s land by any
subsequent maintenance or defect in the easement
facility, where such damage has not been caused by
the Owner nor by the Owner’s lessees or invitees,
and the Owner or its lessees and invitees are not
responsible for such defects.

5. The Council may take all reasonable measures which it
   considers necessary for the safety of persons or property
   on the Servient Land including without limitation the
   right to erect fences, signs and notices warning of any
   danger.

6. The Owner of the Servient Land shall not be liable for
   any damages which may be caused to any equipment
   placed by the Council on any part of the Servient Land
   otherwise than through the wilful act or default of the
   Owner or the Owner’s employees, contractors and other
   invitees.

7. All equipment placed on the Servient Land by the
   Council, its employees, contractors or any person under its
   control shall remain the property of the Council, its
   employees, contractors or any person under its control
   and shall not become a fixture on the Servient Land, and
   upon the expiration or earlier determination of the
   Easement, the Council, its employees, contractors or any
   person under its control shall dismantle and remove such
   equipment from the Servient Land.

Dated at Wellington this 30th day of June 2010.

R. A. JOLLY, for the Minister for Land Information.
(LINZ CPC/2010/15034)

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Reserves Act 1977
Classification of Reserve and Union of Reserves

Under the Reserves Act 1977, the Acting Community
Relations Manager, West Coast Conservancy of the
Department of Conservation, classifies the reserves
described in the First Schedule as a government purpose
(wildlife management) reserve subject to the provisions
of the Act and declares that on and after the date of
publication of this notice, the reserve in the First Schedule
shall be united with the reserve in the Second Schedule to
form one reserve known as the Paroa Wildlife Management
Reserve.

Westland Land District—Grey District
First Schedule

Second Schedule

Dated at Hokitika this 30th day of June 2010.

CAMPBELL ROBERTSON.
(DOC PAR-11-09-02)

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