(1) Under an easement
in gross, the grantor grants to the grantee an easement in the terms described
in the short form documents.
(2) The short form
documents may describe the terms of the easement by reference to a planning
condition, statutory provision or contract.
(3) The
easement —
(a)
burdens any lot or common property identified on the scheme plan or amendment
of the scheme plan as the lot or common property burdened by the easement; and
(b)
benefits a local government or public authority specified in the short form
documents (and does not benefit a lot or common property).
(4) The local
government or public authority benefited by the easement and any contractor,
employee or agent of the local government or public authority, is entitled to
exercise the rights conferred by the easement.
(5) If the easement
expires at the end of a particular period, that period must be specified in
the short form documents.
(6) If the short form
documents provide that the easement expires at the end of a specified period,
the grantor and grantee consent to the Registrar of Titles discharging the
easement at any time after the end of the specified period, without any
application by, or notice to, the grantor or grantee.