Community Land Development Act 2021
16Requirements for scheme plan of subdivision that adds land to scheme parcel
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16 Requirements for scheme plan of subdivision that adds land to scheme parcel
16 Requirements for scheme plan of subdivision that adds land to scheme parcel
(1) This section applies to a scheme plan of subdivision that adds land to a scheme parcel as a development lot or neighbourhood lot.
(2) The plan—
(a) must comply with Schedule 1, and
(b) must include an additional sheet of the detail plan showing the boundaries of all development lots or neighbourhood lots created by the subdivision, and
(c) must include a replacement schedule of unit entitlement for the scheme that complies with Schedule 3, and
(d) must be accompanied by a certificate in the approved form certifying the association has been approved by special resolution the addition of the land, and
(e) if required by the Registrar-General, must be accompanied by a replacement location plan showing the new boundaries and overall layout of the scheme parcel, and
(f) must not be registered if the scheme parcel is a community parcel, unless the land—
(i) is contiguous to the community parcel, and
(ii) is not part of a scheme parcel or strata parcel, and
(g) must not be registered if the scheme parcel is a precinct parcel, unless the land—
(i) is contiguous to the precinct parcel, and
(ii) comprises a community development lot in the relevant community scheme, and
(h) must not be registered if the scheme parcel is a neighbourhood parcel that is part of a community scheme, unless the land—
(i) is contiguous to the neighbourhood parcel, and
(ii) comprises a development lot in the community scheme or, if the neighbourhood scheme is also part of a precinct scheme, the precinct scheme, and
(i) must not be registered if the scheme parcel is a neighbourhood parcel that is not part of a community scheme, unless the land—
(i) is contiguous to the neighbourhood parcel, and