Subdivision, consolidation or acquisition of part of land in a folio
25 Subdivision, consolidation or acquisition of part of land in a folio
If a proposed subdivision, consolidation or acquisition of land, or a proposed acquisition, opening or closing of a road, does not comprise the whole of a parcel of land described in a folio of the Register kept under the Real Property Act 1900, the relevant deposited plan must show the residue to scale.
The residue must be numbered as a separate parcel.
If the boundaries of the residue are extensive, the part of the plan showing the residue may, unless the Registrar-General otherwise requires, be prepared on the basis of information recorded on plans held, filed or recorded by the Registrar-General or a public authority.
Note.
Plans prepared on the basis of such information are compiled plans for the purposes of the regulations made under the Surveying and Spatial Information Act 2002.
The Registrar-General may dispense with the requirement to show the residue—
in the case of land vested in Transport for NSW, a public road, a public railway or an irrigation channel, or
in any other case where the Registrar-General considers that compliance with the requirement would be unduly onerous.
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