Acquiring Easements Over Land at Low Mount for Telecommunications, Access and Electricity Purposes Pursuant to sections 20 (1) and 28 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Regional Solicitor, Department of Survey and Land Information, Christchurch, declares that, agreements having been entered into, that the easements in gross described in the First Schedule shall vest in the Crown in perpetuity on that date of publication of this declaration in the New Zealand Gazette, subject to the terms and conditions set out in the Second Schedule. First Schedule Canterbury Land District Selwyn District Nature Being Marked Right of way Pt R.S. 35111, part C.T. 40D/509 ``A'' Right of way Pt R.S. 40216, part C.T. 38D/163 ``B'' Right of way Pt R.S. 40216, part C.T. 38D/164 ``C'' Telecommunications purposes Pt R.S. 40216, part C.T. 38D/163 ``C'' Right to convey electric power centre line Pt R.S. 40216, part C.T. 38D/163 ``EF'' As shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 19510, lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Christchurch. Second Schedule (1) (a) The full right to the Crown to acquire right of way easements conferring the rights contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952 and including the full, free, uninterrupted and restricted, right, liberty and privilege for the Crown and its invitees, agents and servants to enter on or over those parts of the land in the First Schedule marked ``A'', ``B'' and ``C'' on Survey Office Plan 19510 together with or without vehicles by day or by night for the purpose of obtaining access to that part of the land marked ``D'' on S.O. 19510 provided that: (b) The Crown shall construct and maintain the rights of way to a standard suitable for 4-wheel drive vehicles only and all permitted users shall use the track at their own risk. (2) The full, free, uninterrupted, right of the Crown to convey electricity over those parts of the land described in the First Schedule the centreline of which is marked on Survey Office Plan 19510 as ``EF'' and conferring the rights contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952 provided that the rights and powers attaching to the right to convey electricity shall be the same as applied to the right to convey water save that ``cables'' shall be substituted for ``pipes'' and ``electricity'' for ``water'' wherever the words appear in the seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952. (3) The full, free, right of the Crown to erect, operate, occupy and maintain for the exclusive use of the Crown for the purposes of establishing on that part of the land marked ``D'' on Survey Office Plan 19510, a microwave repeater station, including buildings to accommodate and shelter, telecommunications, transmitters, mast and antenna and associated equipment for the Crown and its invitees and servants to enter on or over the said land marked ``D'' for the purpose of operating, servicing, maintaining and repairing any equipment thereon including the right to erect and maintain barrier fences on the site for the purpose of protecting any building, mast, cable or antenna and associated equipment from damage by persons or animals. (4) The Crown shall restore and make good any damage or injury caused to the said land or to animals thereon arising out of the exercise of the rights hereby granted. Dated at Christchurch this 27th day of May 1996. R. J. MILNE, Regional Solicitor. (DOSLI Ch. 6700-12-01-16)1CL