Common use of Restrictions on Access Clause in Contracts

Restrictions on Access. Without limiting the Grantor’s rights under clauses 4 and 6, the Grantor may temporarily close, or temporarily restrict, public access to the Easement Site under this easement: (a) for the purposes of, or as a result of the repair, maintenance or refurbishment of any improvement on the Lot Burdened, provided that: (i) such restriction is for a period not exceeding one month (or such longer period of time as agreed by Council from time to time); (ii) where the restriction is for a period not exceeding 24 hours, reasonable steps are taken to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with rights granted under clause 1; and (iii) where the restriction is likely to be for a period for between 24 hours and up to one month, the Grantor: (A) obtains the prior written consent of the Council and complies with any conditions imposed on that consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld); and (B) takes reasonable steps to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with the rights granted under clause 1; (b) when reasonably necessary to prevent the use of the Easement Site by members of the public in a manner that gives rise to a hazard or nuisance; or (c) for any other purpose provided the Grantor: (i) obtains the prior written consent of the Council and complies with any conditions imposed on that consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld); and (ii) takes reasonable steps to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with the rights granted under clause 1.

Restrictions on Access. Without limiting the Grantor’s rights under clauses 4 2.4 and 62.6, the Grantor and the Owner of the Mirvac Site may temporarily close, or temporarily restrict, public access to the Easement Site under this easementeasement for: (a) for the purposes of, or as a result of the repair, repair or maintenance or refurbishment of any improvement on the Lot Burdened, (except major capital improvements) provided that: (ib) such restriction is for a period not exceeding one month (or such longer period of time as agreed by Council from time to time); (iic) where the restriction is for a period not exceeding 24 hours, reasonable steps are taken to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with rights granted under clause 12.1; and (iiid) where the restriction is likely to be for a period for between 24 hours and up to one month, the GrantorGrantor and the Owner of the Mirvac Site: (A) obtains obtain the prior written consent of the Council and complies with any conditions imposed on that consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld)withheld ) and comply with any conditions imposed on that consent; and (B) takes reasonable steps to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with the rights granted under clause 1; (b) when reasonably necessary to prevent the use of the Easement Site by members of the public in a manner that gives rise to a hazard or nuisance2.1; or (ce) for any other purpose provided the GrantorGrantor or the Owner of the Mirvac Site: (i) obtains the prior written consent of the Council and complies comply with any conditions imposed on that consent (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld); and (ii) takes reasonable steps to minimise the disturbance caused in accordance with the rights granted under clause 12.1.