Numbering of parcels and other information on deposited plan
11 Numbering of parcels and other information on deposited plan
All parcels of land (including parcels intended for public reserves and drainage reserves) shown on a deposited plan must be numbered on the plan consecutively in strict numerical sequence, using no more than 4 numerals for each parcel number.
All parcels of land shown on a deposited plan that are intended to be dedicated as roads must be numbered consecutively on the plan in strict numerical sequence, using no more than 4 numerals for each parcel number, if the Registrar-General requires them to be so numbered.
Parcels must not be identified on a deposited plan by reference to a “section” or “block”.
The complete dimensions (including area) of each parcel must be shown on the deposited plan.
Each deposited plan must include (if required by the Registrar-General) a table indicating the street address of each parcel shown in the plan.
The following matters must be shown in the relevant spaces of the information panels of a deposited plan—
the name of the surveyor who carried out the relevant survey (if applicable),
the surveyor’s reference (if applicable),
the date of the survey (if applicable),
the reduction ratio at which the plan is drawn,
the plan heading,
the local government area,
the locality,
the subdivision certificate number (if applicable).
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