Unit Titles Act 1975

Where approval, not being a conditional approval, of the proposals has been granted or, a conditional approval having been granted, final approval of the proposals has been granted under section 19, the proprietor of the parcel may submit to the

Surveyor-General for endorsement under this section:

in the case of a unit development or condominium development –

diagrams showing the subdivision in accordance with the proposals as so approved;

in the case of an estate development – a plan of survey prepared by a licensed surveyor showing the subdivision in accordance with the proposals as so approved; and

the schedule of unit entitlement certified by a valuer as so approved;

prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Real Property (Unit Titles) Act 1975.

Each sheet of the document referred to in subsection (1) shall be signed by the proprietor of the parcel.

There shall be endorsed on the location plan or floor plan referred to in section 12(1)(a) a certificate by a licensed surveyor, on the appropriate form prescribed under the Real Property (Unit

Titles) Act 1975.

The Surveyor-General shall make on the appropriate form prescribed by the Real Property (Unit Titles) Act 1975 an endorsement that the documents are approved for registration under that Act and affix his signature to, and note the date of, that endorsement and affix his signature to and date each other sheet of the documents, unless:

any alteration of, or addition to, a building on the parcel has occurred since the proposals were approved by him; or

the documents submitted to him are not in accordance with the proposals as approved by him.