(1) The Council may maintain the dwelling erected on the scheduled land at the commencement of this Act, and may, from time to time, repair, rebuild or replace it.(2) The dwelling may, with the approval of the Council, be used as a residence for a sexton, groundsman, or caretaker, of the scheduled land, upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon from time to time between the Council and the sexton, groundsman, or caretaker, as the case may be.(3) So long as the land on which the dwelling is erected is so used for the purposes of a residence for a sexton, groundsman, or caretaker, of the scheduled land, the public shall not be entitled to enter upon or use it, or any land which is within the curtilage of the dwelling and is bounded by a substantial fence, as a public park.(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections two and three of this section, the Council may use the dwelling, and the land within the curtilage of the dwelling and bounded by a substantial fence, for such other purposes and subject to such terms and conditions as the Minister may approve in writing.(5) A reference in this section to the dwelling erected on the scheduled land at the commencement of this Act includes a reference to that dwelling as repaired, rebuilt or replaced from time to time under the provisions of this section.
St. Thomas’ Church of England, North Sydney, Cemetery Act 1967 No 22