Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2022
12Information that must be included in a draft plan
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12 Information that must be included in a draft plan
12 Information that must be included in a draft plan
(1) For the Act, section 66ZM(2)(a), the following information is prescribed—
(a) the proposed lot number of the subject lot,
(b) sufficient information to identify the location of the subject lot,
(c) the area of the subject lot,
(d) if the subject lot will be affected by a proposed easement or profit à prendre—the site of the proposed easement or profit à prendre,
(e) if only part of the subject lot will be affected—
(i) by a proposed restriction on the use of land—the site of the proposed restriction, or
(ii) by a proposed positive covenant—a description of the proposed covenant,
(f) if the contract relates to land that includes a lot in a proposed strata scheme—
(i) the draft floor plan, and
(ii) the draft of the location plan, within the meaning of the Strata Schemes Development Act 2015,
(g) if the contract relates to land that includes a lot in a proposed community scheme, precinct scheme or neighbourhood scheme—
(i) the draft community property plan, precinct property plan or neighbourhood property plan, and
(ii) the draft detail plan, and
(iii) the draft of the location plan, within the meaning of the Community Land Development Act 2021.
(2) If the contract relates to land that includes a lot in a proposed strata scheme, the draft plan does not need to include the location or area of a parking or storage area.
(3) For the purposes of this section, substantial compliance with applicable lodgment rules or regulations under the Real Property Act 1900 or another Act is sufficient for the draft plan.
(4) In this section—
community property plan, detail plan, precinct property plan and neighbourhood property plan have the same meanings as in the .