43Subdivision design applications

43 Subdivision design applications (1) A development application for a subdivision development proposal (a subdivision design application)— (a) must include a detailed plan for the proposal that is consistent with the territory plan; and (b) must identify— (i) the boundaries of the subdivision and individual blocks within the subdivision; and (ii) if the subdivision is in a future urban area—the existing and proposed land use zones identified in the territory plan for the area; and (iii) if the subdivision is not in a future urban area—the existing land use zones in the subdivision. Note 1 A subdivision design application must also be accompanied by information and documents sufficient to address each provision of the territory plan relevant to the proposed development (see s 166 (2) (c) (i)). Note 2 A proponent may be required to prepare a subdivision design application at the district or division scale, or at spatial scales within the district scale (eg an area within a division proposed for redevelopment and land use change, such as a town centre, or group centre). (2) A subdivision design application may include any matter prescribed by regulation. subdivision development proposal— (a) means a development proposal— (i) to create or consolidate blocks; or

Subdivision design applications Part 4.2 (ii) to create or remove roads; or (iii) involving land use zone, design and construction requirements for future development on the land the subject of the application; but (b) does not include a development proposal that is limited to changing a block boundary or subdividing land under the Unit Titles Act 2001.