NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 52 — 18 MAY 2017

Fourth Schedule

a. That part of Section 4 Block II Rintoul Survey District (part Computer Freehold Register 206647) shown as “C” on draft SO 506650;

b. That part of Lot 1 Deposited Plan 350533 (part Computer Freehold Register 206647) shown as “D” on draft SO 506650.

Fifth Schedule

Additional ROW easement terms

1. Definitions

1.2 In addition to the definitions contained in clause 1 of the Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires:

easement corridor means the 100 metre wide footprint required for construction of the ROW easement.

grantee under the definition in clause 1 of the Regulations includes the Council.

grantor under the definition in clause 1 of the Regulations includes the owner of the servient land.

invitee under the definition of “grantee” in clause 1 of the Regulations expressly includes the registered proprietor for the time being of that land being Part Section 13 Block II and Section 15 Block II Rintoul Survey District comprised in Computer Freehold Register 220759.

2. Formation of the ROW easement

2.1 The easement facility shall be formed to a width of 10 metres within the easement corridor. Following construction the Council shall survey the easement facility and required verge and register a partial surrender of easement in respect of the balance of the easement corridor.

3. Right of way

3.1 The cost of construction of the right of way shall be borne by the Council.

Sixth Schedule

| Area |
| ha | Description |
|---------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 3.5486 | Part Section 4 Block II Rintoul Survey District (part Computer Freehold Register 206647); shown as Area 1B on draft SO 506650. |

Seventh Schedule

Terms of the Lease

1. For the purpose of the lease any reference to the Council includes its employees, engineers, assistants, consultants, contractors and authorised invitees.

2. The lease shall commence on the 14th day after publication of a proclamation taking the land and the lease in the New Zealand Gazette, and terminate on that date five years thereafter (“term”).

3. The Council may, on the giving of written notice to the registered proprietor, extend the term for one further period of two years should the project not be completed by the expiry of the original term. The current market rent shall be reviewed at the time the registered proprietor is given notice of any such extension.

4. Notwithstanding the term created, the Council may terminate the lease at any time by giving the registered proprietor three months’ notice in writing.

5. The Council shall have the right to occupy the lease land for the term and, for the avoidance of doubt, such right shall include the right to enter and re-enter the lease land at all times, with or without such vehicles, machinery or materials for the purpose set out in this notice.

6. The registered proprietor shall have the right to use the forestry roads within the lease land (in common with the Council and the Council’s contractors) and the existing logging skid sites (exclusively), for forestry purposes provided that, except in the case of emergency, the registered proprietor will advise the Council of its requirements no less than three months ahead of any scheduled harvesting activities requiring use of the same.

7. The Council shall have the right to fell and remove any trees on the lease land in accordance with the