Plans to accompany applications for licences and variations—the Act, ss 13, 13A and 18
6 Plans to accompany applications for licences and variations—the Act, ss 13, 13A and 18
A relevant plan must be prepared—
in accordance with regulations made under the Conveyancing Act 1919, and
as if it were a deposited plan to be lodged by hand for registration in the office of the Registrar-General.
If easements are intended to be acquired—
the easements must be identified on the relevant plan, and
the easements must also identified on the panel on the plan sheet for the relevant plan by reference to the way in which the easements are identified on the relevant plan, and
a statement, in Form 1, must be included on the panel.
A relevant plan must be accompanied by an instrument—
in Form 2, and
that complies with the requirements of Schedule 2.
In this section—
relevant plan means a plan referred to in the following provisions of the Act—
section 13(1)(d),
section 13A(4)(a), (5)(a) or (6),
section 18(4)(a), (5)(a) or (6).
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