If you re looking for the perfect lifestyle, we ve got the perfect location

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3 If you re looking for the perfect lifestyle, we ve got the perfect location. Omaka Landing is just minutes from Blenheim s town centre and from award-winning wineries and vineyard restaurants. Set beneath the golden contours of the Wither Hills, and bordering the winding green trails of the Taylor River Reserve, it s directly linked to a wide array of mountain bike and walking tracks. This modern, well designed subdivision is the perfect spot in the heart of Marlborough. Congratulations, you ve landed at the destination of a lifetime. Key Benefits Bordering the beautiful Taylor River Reserve and Wither Hills Directly linked to river walks and a range of cycle trails Designed for modern lifestyles Neighbouring the Burleigh café and deli, a Lonely Planet Top Choice Just a few minutes from Blenheim township Close to award winning wineries and vineyard restaurants A few kilometres from an 18-hole championship golf club Near several primary schools and zoned for Fairhall School Access to both colleges along the Taylor River trail Allocated parking for boats, trailers and campervans

4 Vision Our vision is to develop a modern and fresh subdivision in this fantastic location, making the most of its easy access to the Taylor River Reserve, Blenheim township and Marlborough s iconic wine country. Omaka Landing is the perfect place to enjoy a wonderful Marlborough lifestyle, offering a convenient location that s both close to town and blessed with a semi-rural setting. The river reserve and walkways provide a safe corridor for children travelling to college, avoiding the main roads, as well as easy access to a myriad of walking and cycle trails. Award winning wineries and world class vineyard restaurants are minutes away, as is the Omaka Aero Club and world-famous Omaka Aviation and Heritage Museum, featuring the Knights of the Sky exhibition, with Sir Peter Jackson s own collection of WW1 aircraft and artifacts. It s 5 minutes to an 18-hole championship golf course, Marlborough Airport is just 10 minutes away and we re in the highly sought after Fairhall School zoning. Various lot sizes, along with two reserves and the other amenities close by, mean Omaka Landing caters for a mixture of lifestyle residents. We have planned for a compound area within the subdivision, in which space can be rented to secure the likes of caravans, campervans and boats, so these special items can be kept close by. The compound will be formalised and secured as demand dictates. In the meantime, space will be available within the subdivision. The people developing Omaka Landing are local, and have been heavily involved in marketing and selling a number of subdivisions in Marlborough over the years. We want to have good open communication with the lot owners at all times, and to foster and develop a community spirit for all to enjoy. It has taken a lot of hard work to get the subdivision to this stage of its planning and development, and we are really excited to see it taking shape. We encourage you to embrace this unique opportunity and take advantage of the unique lifestyle offer that has been created. For us it s a very special subdivision with wonderful attributes. For you it s the perfect location for a perfect lifestyle.

5 Omaka News Update The development of the Omaka Landing subdivision is well ahead of schedule and the timeframe for completion of the whole project should be towards the end of April 2018 was the last harvest of the grape block which has been removed to make way for the final three stages of construction, which will be completed as one final contract over 2018/2019. The attractive entrance to the subdivision has been enhanced with large trees and swales in the centre of the main road - called Lancaster Avenue. There are two planned reserve areas in the subdivision the first of these is called Gateway Park which has already been completed. This first park provides more of an open space for families to enjoy along with fruit trees that form part of a small community orchard. The second reserve has yet to be developed but will be called Landing Park this will include more play equipment (hopefully a plane and flying fox!) The parks will complement each other by way of design and will connect the open space network vision that the developers had with the riverbank that can be accessed from Spitfire Drive. The Omaka Landing subdivision has also attracted other investors/businesses that will add value to the area these include the Health/Dental Hub that is located in stage one between Richardson Avenue and Corsair Crescent, the Early Childcare centre in stage five on Spitfire Drive and the vehicle parking compound off Aerodrome Road. The Health/Dental Hub is due for completion at the end of 2018, the Childcare centre is due for completion mid 2019 and the parking compound should be available by the end of Stages 1-5 all have been issued with titles. Stage 6a this includes the larger lots and the smaller 320m² sites these titles would be expected towards the end of 2018 Stage 6b construction work in 2019 Stage 7 construction work 2019

6 Site Plans STAGE 4 & 5 & 6a Visit or contact your preferred agent for pricing and current section availability.

7 Site Plans RICHARDSON AVENUE m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² Stage 6 43 Lots m² m² 185 Stage 7 40 Lots m² m² 950m² m² m² m² m² m² 679m² m² m² m² m² Stage 4 552m² 511m² 39 Lots m² 687m² 556m² m² m² 581m² 771m² m² m² 764m² m² 620m² 425m² 425m² 528m² m² Reserve 318 Early 2200m² Childhood Education Site m² m² m² m² m² Stage 5 23 Lots m² CORSAIR CRESCENT m² 631m² 631m² m² 631m² 631m² m² 719m² 719m² m² m² m² m² m² Reserve SPITFIRE DRIVE CATALINA CRESCENT DAKOTA PLACE MUSTANG ALLEY HURRICANE WAY Vehicle Storage Site 36 parks m² 341m² m² 320m² m² m² m² 320m² m² m² m² 320m² m² 753m² 778m² 778m² 778m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² 737m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² 815m² 840m² 719m² m² 931m² 644m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² m² Hub m² m² m² m² m² m² m² 89 Middle Renwick Road P.O. Box 704 Blenheim, New Zealand Ph office@ayson.co.nz Q m² 9 743m² m² m² HARVARD ROAD m² 341m² m² 320m² 5 757m² PIPER LANE Reserve 2281m² Proposed Dental/Health LANCASTER AVENUE m² m² NANCHANG ROAD SPITFIRE DRIVE CATALINA CRESCENT CATALINA CRESCENT CORSAIR CRESCENT CAPRONI ROAD HARVARD ROAD KITTYHAWK ROAD AERODROME ROAD

8 m² m² m² m² m² m² 900m² Lots m² 595m² Stage 3 565m² m² G ins -7m m/5 400 Key: Ph P.O. Box 704 Blenheim, New Zealand Middle Renwick Road office@ayson.co.nz 660m² m² 810m² m² 14 Lots 950m² m² m² m² m² m² 25 Lots m² RICHARDSON AVENUE Stage 6 Stage 7 615m² 835m² m² 580m² m² m² m² 2290m² 32.5 (183.8) 645m² 29.0 G4 2200m² m² 645m² m² Lots - Total 173 Lots - Stages Lots m² LT Reserve 645m² Stage Lots 660m² Stage 5b CT COLONIAL VINEYARD LIMITED 550m² m² 1a ins -7m m/5 400 COMPRISED IN : APPLICANTS : 610m² m² Lots LT m² m² AND LAYOUT OF STAGING 525m² m² G2 9 Stage b Lots 9 Lots 26.5 Stage m² Open Space Network Stage m² 405m² m² 685m² 420m² 535m² m² 685m² m² 685m² Lots 685m² 525m² m² m² Stage 5a m² m² (156.8) m² 550m² 26.5 AERODROME ROAD m² 675m² 675m² 685m² m² m² m² m² m² m² 640m² m² m² m² G3 780m² ROAD RENWICK NEW m² 915m² m² m² m² 565m² m² m² m² 36 Lots m² m² Stage m² G1 840m² 810m² m² Stage 7 14 Lots m² m² 715m² m² RICHARDSON AVENUE m² 25 Lots Stage 6 570m² 580m² m² m² m² m² 650m² G4 5m² m² LT m² 760m² m² m² 23.0 Reserve m² m² m² m² 28.9 m² m² 05m² 1a Lots LT G2 1b 9 32 Stage Lots m² 9 Lots Stage m² m² Stage m² Lots tage 5a 550m² m² 675m² ² AND LAYOUT OF STAGING COMPRISED IN : APPLICANTS : CT COLONIAL VINEYARD LIMITED 0m Primary shared pedestrian/cycle circuit On road cycle access µ 200 0m 200m 400m 1:5,000 5/16/ Metres The accompanying material has been released by Council from its information repositories. Council does not accept any responsibility for the initial and ongoing accuracy to the material. It is the responsibility of the recipient to make such checks as the recipient considers appropriate to ensure accuracy. Services layers are schematic only and actual positions and level should be confirmed from Councils s hard copy records. G1 Smart Map Print Aitken Taylor m e. hello@aitkentaylor.co.nz w. aitkentaylor.co.nz G1 400m 200m Gate 01: Landing Entrance. The arrival and departure point for the community. G2 Smart Map Print Gate 01: Landing Entrance. The arrival and departure point for the community. Gate 02: Landing Park. Aviation and viticulture themed community orchard and open space. w w w. o ma ka l and i ng. co.nz G2 Gate 02: Landing Park. Aviation and viticulture themed community orchard and open space. G3 G3 Gate 03: Taylor River Cycleway, walkway and gateway to the Wither Hills. G4 SMART MAPS Gate 03: Taylor River Cycleway, walkway and gateway to the Wither Hills. 1:5,000 G4 Gate 04. Lookout Park. Aviation inspired and themed playspace. 5/16/2016 SMART MAPS Gate 04. Lookout Park. Aviation inspired and themed playspace.

9 Covenants 1 Interpretation 1.1 In this instrument, unless the context otherwise requires: Allotment means any of the allotments shown on Deposited Plan ; Covenants means the land covenants contained in this Annexure Schedule; Developer means Colonial Vineyard Limited, or its nominee; Dominant Tenement means the Allotment or Allotments shown in Schedule A; Grantee means the Grantee together with their permitted successors and assigns; Grantor means the Grantor together with their permitted successors and assigns; Lot means the Servient Tenement; Planning Proposal means any application to the Marlborough District Council (or successor) in respect of any consent to subdivide or develop any land owned by the Developer; Servient Tenement means the Allotment shown in Schedule A. 2 Terms of Covenant The Grantor covenants and agrees with the Grantee that the Grantor will observe and perform the stipulations and restrictions contained below to the intent that each of the stipulations and restrictions shall inure for the benefit of and be appurtenant to the said Dominant Tenement and every part of the Dominant Tenement and to the intent that the Lot and every part of the Lot will be subject to each of the stipulations and restrictions.

10 Covenants 1 Interpretation 1.1 In this instrument, unless the context otherwise requires: Allotment means any of the allotments shown on Deposited Plan ; Covenants means the land covenants contained in this Annexure Schedule; Developer means Colonial Vineyard Limited, or its nominee; Dominant Tenement means the Allotment or Allotments shown in Schedule A; Grantee means the Grantee together with their permitted successors and assigns; Grantor means the Grantor together with their permitted successors and assigns; Lot means the Servient Tenement; Planning Proposal means any application to the Marlborough District Council (or successor) in respect of any consent to subdivide or develop any land owned by the Developer; Servient Tenement means the Allotments shown in Schedule A. 2 Terms of Covenant The Grantor covenants and agrees with the Grantee that the Grantor will observe and perform the stipulations and restrictions contained below to the intent that each of the stipulations and restrictions shall inure for the benefit of and be appurtenant to the said Dominant Tenement and every part of the Dominant Tenement and to the intent that the Lot and every part of the Lot will be subject to each of the stipulations and restrictions. 3 Covenants The Grantor covenants and agrees with the Grantee as follows: 3.1 Design Approval Not to commence any building work on the Lot without first obtaining the written consent of the Developer to all building plans, including site plans (showing the position of the vehicle crossing, unless already fixed by the Grantee), fencing plans, specifications and details of the designated builder. While a landscape plan is not required to be specifically approved by the Developer, the Grantor is however required to provide a landscape plan to the Developer as part of the required information before the Developer can approve the building plans. The Grantor is encouraged to have regard to the Developer s Design Guidelines in preparing all plans The sole discretion lies with the Developer in approving the Grantor s building plans and specifications. The Developer s decision is final and is not open to review or dispute.

11 Covenants Any work undertaken on the Lot which is inconsistent with or is otherwise a variation to or deviation from the building plans approved in writing by the Developer will be a breach of this clause The Developer will advise the Grantor within ten (10) working days of receipt of the complete required information required by clause above whether the Grantor s building plans and specifications have been approved. 3.2 Dwelling Not to erect on the Lot any building other than one single storey dwelling together with ancillary buildings which have been approved by the Developer in accordance with clause 3.1 above. The Developer may, at the Developer s sole discretion, approve building plans with living areas situated within the roof cavity of the dwelling provided that there are no windows set into the roofline or gable area and that the only natural light permitted into the roof cavity be from skylights. Any such dwelling shall not be deemed to be in breach of this clause by virtue of it having a living area situated within the roof cavity Not to use as a roofing material any material other than tile (clay, ceramic, concrete, decramastic, pre-coated pressed steel) of a single colour or pre-painted long-run pressed steel (the use of zincalume or galvanised iron shall not be permitted) Not to leave the outside of any building unfinished, or any exterior walls or doors unpainted or unstained provided that this clause shall not apply where unstained cedar cladding or decorative brick, stone or concrete are used No ancillary building (having a floor area greater than 15m²) may be erected within 5 metres of any boundary of the Lot and may not exceed in height the height of the dwelling. Any ancillary building to which this clause applies will be required to be enclosed. 3.3 Cladding Not to erect or permit to be erected on the Lot any building using anything other than new materials provided that second-hand bricks may be allowed for exterior cladding at the Developer s discretion. No pre-lived in or pre-built dwelling shall be transported onto the Lot Not to construct any building on the Lot with an external cladding of unrelieved flat sheet fibrolite, hardiflex, galvanised iron, zincalume, pre-painted long run pressed steel or similar materials provided that this restriction shall not apply to the cladding of soffits or gable ends. 3.4 Vehicle Access Not to use any adjoining Allotment (whether occupied or not), any berms (except at designated crossings) or footpaths for construction work or for access by vehicles. The Grantor shall be responsible for any damage caused directly from the construction of the dwelling by their contractors to berms, footpaths or adjoining Allotments.

12 Covenants 3.5 Occupation Not to use the dwelling constructed on the Lot as a residence before a Code Compliance Certificate is issued by the Marlborough District Council and a copy has been provided to the Developer Not to permit or allow the Lot to be occupied or used as temporary accommodation whether by the erection of temporary structures or the bringing on of caravans or other vehicles used for human habitation. 3.6 Completion of Landscaping, Driveways and Paths All landscaping, driveways and paths on the Lot are to be completed no later than 6 months after the dwelling on the Lot is occupied. 3.7 Fencing Not to erect or permit to be erected on the Lot any fence or boundary wall of any materials containing cement board sheets or panels, galvanised iron, colour steel or pre-painted log run pressed steel, or metal sheeting and no fence may be higher than 1.8 metres from the existing ground height, except any tennis court fencing where that consists of a netting or mesh material and is set back at least 1 (one) metre from any boundary or such other distance as provided at clause Not to erect or permit any fence within two (2) metres of any road frontage. A fence constructed two metres back from any road frontage is required to be suitably landscaped between the fence and the road boundary Not to erect any boundary fence without having due consideration to the adjoining neighbours and be constructed so as to enhance the integrity of the Lot and the adjoining Allotments Not to request the Developer, and the Developer shall not be liable, to pay for or to contribute towards the cost of erection or maintenance of any boundary fence between the Lot and any of the adjoining Allotments owned by the Developer or any other adjoining land owned by the Developer. 3.8 Maintenance Not to engage a builder/building company to carry out any construction on the Lot unless an adequate rubbish skip is present within the boundaries of the Lot at all times (and regularly emptied or replaced), and shall not allow during the course of construction any rubbish to blow outside the boundaries of the Lot Not to undertake or permit during the course of construction the loading, unloading delivery, or storage of building materials other than within the boundaries of the Lot.

13 Covenants Not to engage a builder/building company to begin construction unless the building site complies with the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (or any Act passed in substitution) Not to allow on the Lot the accumulation or housing of any rubbish, noxious substances or permit grass or weeds to grow to such a height as to become unsightly Not to remove the olive trees planted along the boundary adjacent to New Renwick Road. The Grantor shall maintain and care for these olive trees and where any olive tree dies shall replace with a suitable replacement tree and to maintain and care for any replacement. 3.9 Subdivision Not to further subdivide the Lot (in accordance with the definition of subdivide land as provided in section 218 Resource Management Act 1991) whether by way of cross-lease, unit title, subdivision into separate lots or in any other way unless the Lot is a specifically designated allotment to enable this to happen and shown on the scheme plan provided however that this restriction will not apply to a subdivision that has the effect of only adjusting the boundaries between two adjoining Allotments Street Frontage Not to erect a dwelling without contemporaneously erecting a new letterbox of a design, colour and cladding consistent with the dwelling or fences (subject to clause 3.7.1), or otherwise as approved by the Developer Not to erect or place satellite dishes and air conditioning units which are visible from the street in front of the Lot Vehicles, Boats, Caravans & Motorhomes To store all boats, trailers, caravans, motor-homes and other vehicles brought on to the Lot in a fully enclosed garage or otherwise so that they are completely screened from the view of any adjoining Allotments and road frontages No Objection Not to object to, or lodge any submission in opposition to any Planning Proposal made by the Developer or encourage or support any other person to object to or lodge any submission in opposition to any Planning Proposal made by the Developer Not object to the marketing methods employed by the Developer to sell any of the Allotments or any other property or properties owned by the Developer If requested by the Developer at any time to it will promptly give is unqualified written approval to any Planning Proposal of the Developer and not withdraw such written approval.

14 Covenants 4 Duration The Grantor and Grantee agree that these covenants will cease to apply and will be of no effect on the date when the Developer ceases to own any part of the land presently contained within lot 317 on Deposited Plan Breach 5.1 If there should be any breach or non-observance of any of these covenants and without prejudice to any other liability which the Grantor may have to any person having the benefit of this covenant, the Grantor will within ten (10) days upon written demand being made by the Grantee or any of the registered proprietors of any allotment having the benefit: 5.2 Remove or cause to be removed from the land any dwelling, garage, building, fence or other structure erected or placed on the land in breach or non- observation of any of the requirements of these Covenants; and 5.3 Replace any building materials used in breach or non-observance of any of the requirements of these Covenants. 5.4 Where the Grantor has not remedied any request as provided above and it is subsequently held by any court that the Grantor was in breach of these covenants then the Grantor will pay to the person successful in such legal action against the Grantor as liquidated damages the sum of $ (One Hundred Dollars) per day for every day that such breach or nonobservation continued after the date upon which the written demand was been made until the breach is remedied in full. For the purposes of clarity the right of any party to claim liquidated damages pursuant to this clause is in addition to any other remedies or outcomes which that party seeks against the Grantor. 5.5 The Grantor acknowledges that the Grantee has no legal responsibility or liability for enforcement, enforceability or applicability of these Covenants, nor does the Grantee undertake to enforce or monitor compliance with these covenants on an ongoing basis. 7 Dispute Except as it relates to the exercise of any discretion, opinion, approval or consent requested of the Developer or the Grantee under these Covenants, if any dispute arises between the parties concerning these covenants, then the parties shall enter into negotiations in good faith to resolve their dispute. If the dispute is not resolved within 20 working days of the date on which the parties began their negotiations, then the parties shall submit to arbitration. Such arbitration will be determined in accordance with the Arbitration Act 1996 (and its amendments) or any enactment passed in substitution.

15 Design Guidelines Building Size Objectives It is important that the completed dwellings are of an appropriate size for the allotments. Specific Requirements The following minimum building sizes are required under these design guidelines: Allotment Size and less 145m² 501m² 600m² 165m² 601m² 1 185m² 1501m² plus 250m² Your Home Objectives Minimum dwelling floor area including garage Your home should be designed specifically for your section and should take into account prevailing sun and wind, outdoor living spaces, vehicle access and neighbouring dwellings. Specific Requirements Locate living areas so that they receive plenty of sunshine. Provide for suitable vehicle access to the garage without compromising the outdoor living areas and gardens at the front of your home. Landscape planting to provide screening for wind, privacy and shade. Building Character Objectives Houses should be designed to reflect a modern New Zealand character, responding to the local climate, environment and lifestyle. Buildings should relate well with the street, public boundaries and maintain good visual links to the street and subdivision. This contributes to safer local community and social interaction. Strong and simple roof forms help to create interest and variety. The use of a mixture of materials and colours are important in providing a strong streetscape. Specific Requirements Exterior Appearance The front door shall be clearly defined and access to it readily visible from the street. Where possible the street façade should be attractive so as to make the street appeal consistent throughout the development. Any flue from a heating device shall be formed as a chimney structure which complements the house design. Outbuildings No ancillary building (having a floor area greater than 15m²) may be erected within 5 metres of any boundary of the Lot and may not exceed in height the height of the dwelling. Any ancillary building to which this clause applies will be required to be enclosed Roof Forms Simplicity of form is best (multiplicity of hip ridges and valleys are not encouraged) to street frontage. Gable ends or mono pitch is preferred. The roof pitch shall be between 25 and 40 (except for mono-pitch roofs and roofs over ancillary or linking building elements which can be flat or very low pitched).

16 Design Guidelines Materials and Colour The external materials and colour of your home should be chosen to reflect a true New Zealand character with neutral tones dominating. Building materials must be genuine and clearly recognisable for what they are. A suitable mix of cladding materials is considered important with one material being seen as primary and at least one or two secondary building materials being used. Garages and Driveways The driveway is to be laid out to minimise the amount of hard paving and perhaps screening with evergreen planting to reduce the visual impact. The garage should not dominate the front façade of the house. There may be only one garage door not exceeding 5.6m in width facing the street (larger garage doors or multiple garage doors are permitted provided they do not face the street) and should be clad in material which has regard to the main materials of the house. Ancillary Elements Solar panels are to be fixed and located so that they are not visible from the street. Garden sheds should not be visible from the street. Outbuildings should not dominate the view of any neighbouring property. Corner Sites A corner site may either be bounded by two roads or a public reserve or accessway. Corner sites shall address both frontages by use of gables, entry pergolas, full height windows, verandas or balconies, as well as complementary landscape components. The needs of outdoor living will need to be carefully considered on corner sites, particularly when they have north or west facing boundaries. Landscape Planning Objectives The landscape design should provide a suitable outdoor living space linked with an indoor living area and located to give privacy and protection from the prevailing winds. The landscape will also soften the appearance of the house and contribute greatly to the overall street appeal. Specific Requirements All external open spaces need to be completely landscaped by the planting of trees, hedges, shrubs, grass or other forms of landscape such as paving and decking. Planting of native species is encouraged where possible. Plant at least one specimen tree in the front yard. The landscape plan presented for approval needs to include details of the: - Location of trees showing species and maximum mature height - Areas of planting with schedule of species - Areas of lawn - Paths, driveways and hard paved areas with specification of finished surfaces - Location of fences and screen walls showing heights and specification of materials - Location and details of any ancillary buildings built or landscape structures

17 Design Guidelines Fencing Objectives Fencing is to be constructed to create a suitable level of privacy and shelter to the private outdoor living areas and to screen service courtyards. The fencing materials should compliment the design of the house. All fences shall be set back 2m from the road reserve and not exceed 1.8m in height. The olive trees along New Renwick Road must be retained. On street front boundaries (within the subdivision) it is the preference of CVL and their designers that landscape planting be used to define the boundary. Specific Requirements Hedges or planted screening to demarcate street front boundaries within the 2m setback area of the fence and title boundary. Timber palings should be stained or painted in a colour that is complementary to the house colours and acceptable to the Grantee. Your Environment at Omaka Landing Designing your house with the environment in mind can ensure you, your children and your children s children can enjoy the same lifestyle you do now. By preserving our natural resources and planning for the future, you will reduce your impact on the environment while saving money in the long term Consider the following - Installation of the highest possible rating insulation to floors, walls and ceilings Sensible distribution of opening windows to provide adequate ventilation Careful consideration given to verandas or eave overhangs to reduce excessive solar gain in summer but allow low winter sun in to heat interior spaces Correct sizing of heat pump units to maximise energy efficiency Dual flush toilet cisterns Install high star rated appliances Plant vegetable gardens and fruit trees

18 Plan Approval Application This document must be completed by the applicant and the necessary information supplied. Owner s Details Name of Applicant... Lot Number... Ph: Home... Ph: Work... Ph: Mobile... Address... Attachments (included please Tick) Site Plan Front Rear and Side Elevation Driveway Design and Location Roof Design - strong simple/mono/gable Garage door not exceeding 5.6m Floor Plan (minimum build size) Landscape Plan (incl. at least one specimen tree) Fencing Detail (all sides - show 2m setback) Flue formed as chimney structure Details of solar panels Exterior Materials and Colour Scheme Primary Exterior Cladding Detail Secondary Exterior Cladding Detail Primary Exterior Wall Colour Secondary Exterior Wall Colour Roof Cladding Fascia Colour Joinery Colour Front Door Colour Garage Door Material Garage Door Colour Roof Colour Signed by the Purchaser... Lot... Signed on behalf of CVL...Dated...

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