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s 35

Form and contents of scheme

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Part 3Staged development schemes
Division 1Nature of staged development scheme

35 Form and contents of scheme

The master plan forming part of a staged development scheme – must identify the site by reference to the relevant folio of the Register and delineate the site; and must contain a plan for each proposed stage of the development (identifying its location by reference to the site) – showing the location of existing and proposed buildings; and identifying the boundaries of the proposed lots and common property; and indicating proposed construction zones, access zones and the nature of the use that may be made of them; and must contain any other information or material required by the Recorder.

A disclosure statement that forms part of a staged development scheme must include – a warning in the form and terms required by the Recorder; and the name and address of the developer; and a description of the proposed development and the stages in which it is to be carried out; and a statement of times for commencing and completing each stage of the proposed development (which may be fixed by reference to the calendar, by reference to the completion of a previous stage of the development, by reference to progress in the sale of lots, or on any other reasonable basis); and a schedule of the working hours during which work is to proceed on the second and any subsequent stage of the proposed development; and a description of the amenities to be provided as part of the proposed development and a statement of – the purposes for which the amenities are to be provided; and the extent the amenities are to be available for use by the owners and occupiers of lots and their invitees; and the arrangements for providing and maintaining the amenities and defraying the cost of their provision or maintenance; and a schedule of material and finishes to be used in the building work involved in carrying out proposed development work; and a schedule of the proposed unit entitlements for each proposed lot as at the completion of each stage of the proposed development; and any other information or materials required by the Recorder.

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