Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.63Lodgment of community plan
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sec.63 Lodgment of community plan
After the approval of a scheme by the Governor in Council, the proprietor of land within the site must lodge with the local government a community plan subdividing land within the site into— a lot that comprises, or lots that together comprise, the community property as provided for in the scheme; and a community development lot that comprises, or community development lots that together comprise, the balance of the land within the site. The community plan must— identify the community property; and be accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement applicable to each community development lot. s 63 amd 1999 No. 30 s 98 sch 3 pt 1 (sec.63-ssec.1) After the approval of a scheme by the Governor in Council, the proprietor of land within the site must lodge with the local government a community plan subdividing land within the site into— a lot that comprises, or lots that together comprise, the community property as provided for in the scheme; and a community development lot that comprises, or community development lots that together comprise, the balance of the land within the site. (sec.63-ssec.2) The community plan must— identify the community property; and be accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement applicable to each community development lot.
- (a) a lot that comprises, or lots that together comprise, the community property as provided for in the scheme; and
- (b) a community development lot that comprises, or community development lots that together comprise, the balance of the land within the site.
- (a) identify the community property; and
- (b) be accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement applicable to each community development lot.