Sixthly, those who have now built on Den Haegen are allowed to remain there with the consent of the [schout], schepenen and sworn members (citizens), and to accept that every six years, until the [schout], together with the schepenen and sworn members, decide to clear Den Haegen for the benefit of the city, and then they are to demolish the buildings, without any cost to the city, and will not cut more peat in the common fens than they need for their own household, and not sell any peat, nor have any vote in the common, and if any person living in Den Haegen dies without having had children they will have to demolish the building and are forbidden from selling it. Furthermore, no one else is allowed to build at Den Haegen from now on, at the aforementioned penalty.