Alteration of building affecting units plan
21F Alteration of building affecting units plan
Where a building is altered by:
(a) the demolition of a wall, floor, ceiling or structural cubic space, and a boundary of a unit was, immediately before the alteration, the inner surface or a part of that wall, the upper surface or a part of that floor or the under surface or a part of that ceiling or was defined in terms of or by reference to that wall, floor, ceiling or structural cubic space; or
(b) the construction of a wall, floor or ceiling so that a boundary of a unit coincides with the inner surface or a part of that wall, the upper surface or a part of that floor or the under surface or a part of that ceiling,
the proprietor of that unit shall, within 28 days after a building certificate is issued in respect of the demolition or construction, lodge with the Registrar-General for registration as a building alteration plan a plan which:
(c) defines by lines the base of each vertical boundary of that unit after the alteration of the building; and
(d) is accompanied by a certificate given by a licensed surveyor certifying that:
(i) the wall, floor, ceiling or structural cubic space has been demolished or constructed, as the case may be; and
(ii) every wall, floor or ceiling referred to in paragraph (b) is wholly within the perimeter of the parcel.
Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units.
In subsection (1):
building certificate means:
(a) a certificate issued under section 40 of the repealed Act as defined in section 4 of the Building Act 1993; or
(b) occupancy certification as defined in section 4 of the Building Act 1993.
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