Common use of Golf Courses Clause in Contracts

Golf Courses. Two eighteen hole golf courses are to be designed and developed. One is to be a public course, the other for use by Hotel guests. (a) The courses are to be of Competition Standard. (b) The design and development of both courses is to be to a similar quality. (c) The course layouts are to be sympathetic to the existing land forms and be designed to retain natural features such as wetlands and ridges. (d) Landscaping between fairways is to be similar to the natural vegetation of the area. (e) Temporary planting of fast growing natural vegetation is to be used to protect the establishment of the long term planting. (f) Earthworks are to be carried out in accordance with the City’s guidelines and are to be stabilised and sealed immediately after formation.

Golf Courses. Two eighteen hole golf courses are to be designed and developed. One is to be a public course, the other for use by Hotel guests. (a) The courses are to be of Competition Standard. (b) The design and development of both courses is to be to a similar quality. (c) The course layouts are to be sympathetic to the existing land forms and be designed to retain natural features such as wetlands and ridges. (d) Landscaping between fairways is to be similar to the natural vegetation of the area. (e) Temporary planting of fast growing natural vegetation is to be used to protect the establishment of the long term planting. (f) Earthworks are to be carried out in accordance with the City’s guidelines and are to be stabilised and sealed immediately after formation.. page 54 Version 02-a0-04 As at 23 May 2014 Extract from xxx.xxx.xx.xxx.xx, see that website for further information