Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.139Optional matters for management statement
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sec.139 Optional matters for management statement
A management statement may include particulars relating to any matter concerning the building and its site. Without limiting subsection (1) , the management statement may include particulars relating to any of the following— safety and security measures; the appointment of a building manager; the control of unacceptable noise levels; prohibiting or regulating trading activities; management and service contracts (which must not be for a term of more than 5 years); an architectural code to preserve the appearance of the building; a landscaping code to preserve the appearance of the building or its site; any matters prescribed by regulation. A management statement may include plans and other instruments. (sec.139-ssec.1) A management statement may include particulars relating to any matter concerning the building and its site. (sec.139-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the management statement may include particulars relating to any of the following— safety and security measures; the appointment of a building manager; the control of unacceptable noise levels; prohibiting or regulating trading activities; management and service contracts (which must not be for a term of more than 5 years); an architectural code to preserve the appearance of the building; a landscaping code to preserve the appearance of the building or its site; any matters prescribed by regulation. (sec.139-ssec.3) A management statement may include plans and other instruments.
- (a) safety and security measures;
- (b) the appointment of a building manager;
- (c) the control of unacceptable noise levels;
- (d) prohibiting or regulating trading activities;
- (e) management and service contracts (which must not be for a term of more than 5 years);
- (f) an architectural code to preserve the appearance of the building;
- (g) a landscaping code to preserve the appearance of the building or its site;
- (h) any matters prescribed by regulation.