Boundary adjustment plans—the Act, s 18(2)(d) and Schedule 1, cl 1(2)(b)
15 Boundary adjustment plans—the Act, s 18(2)(d) and Schedule 1, cl 1(2)(b)
A boundary adjustment plan must—
illustrate the results of a survey identifying the altered boundaries of the community property or precinct property and of the affected development lots, and
include the original lot numbers of the affected development lots.
Other boundaries shown on the boundary adjustment plan that have not been altered may be compiled from the relevant community plan or precinct plan.
An additional sheet of the detail plan required to be included in a boundary adjustment plan must also include detailed survey information for the altered boundaries of the affected development lots.
The administration sheet required to accompany the boundary adjustment plan must include a certificate—
in the approved form, and
given under seal of the community association or precinct association, and
to the effect that the association approved the altered boundaries by an ordinary resolution of the association.
A comprehensive report provided by a surveyor stating the reasons for the boundary adjustment, and containing other information required by the Registrar-General, must be lodged with the boundary adjustment plan.
If an adjustment is made by the boundary adjustment plan that causes the position of an open access way or a private access way to move—
an amendment must be made to the access way plan, and
an amendment to the management statement must be registered under the Act, section 108.
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