Plan of Subdivisions
A plan of subdivision allows an applicant to divide a piece of land into two or more new parcels that can be managed independently. This process is essential for property development and real estate transactions.
Examples of Subdivision:
General Plan of Subdivision with overlapping easements
Building subdivision
Cross-sections
Multiple owners corporations
Multi-storey building subdivision
Section 32 plans with a unanimous resolution
Section 32 plans without unanimous resolution
Section 32A plans
Section 32B plans
Section 35 acquisition plans
Section 37 staged plans
Plan of Consolidation
A plan of consolidation allows an applicant to merge two or more parcels of land into a single parcel. This process can only create one new parcel from the combined land.
Key Features of Consolidation:
• Creation, removal, and variation of easements and restrictions
• Dissolution of an owner’s corporation
Important Information
Under the Registrar’s requirements for paper conveyancing, all plans first signed by the surveyor on or after January 1, 2020, must be submitted in SPEAR. For further details, please contact us.