Nature of diagrams to be included in proposals
12 Nature of diagrams to be included in proposals
The diagrams referred to in section 11(1)(a) shall include:
a location plan and a floor plan in respect of the parcel;
(b) where the proposals provide for a building to be so subdivided that one unit is wholly or partly above another unit – a separate diagram for each floor of the building showing sufficient particulars, at floor level, from which the vertical boundaries of each unit on that floor are ascertainable, without necessarily specifying any bearings or dimensions;
(c) where the proposals provide for a building to be subdivided into 2 or more units otherwise than in the manner referred to in paragraph (b) – a diagram showing sufficient particulars, at floor level, from which the vertical boundaries of each unit are ascertainable without necessarily specifying any bearings or dimensions; and
(d) where the proposals provide for a unit referred to in section 9(b) that is limited in its vertical dimensions by a projection above, or encroachment below, ground level by another part of the parcel – a statement on the diagram on which the unit is shown to the effect that the unit is so limited and stating the nature of the limitation.
(2) Except in the case of a proposed estate development, a diagram referred to in subsection (1)(b) or (c) shall show the approximate floor area of each unit.
(4) Subject to subsection (1)(b) one or more diagrams referred to in that subsection may be combined.
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