The first thing you need to do to find out whether or not it is possible to sub-divide your land, is to contact a local Consulting Surveyor.
Consulting Surveyors perform sub-divisions on a regular basis
and they can tell you the costs that you ha to meet, to create your
sub-division.
The surveyor will also determine the best possible layout,
taking into account council restrictions, shapes, sizes, topography, traffic
flow, road and servicing costs etc.
Your surveyor can then prepare the submission and make
application to council for approval.
Once the local council approves, they will provide a list of
conditions to be completed before they will endorse the subdivision plans.
Your surveyor will measure the levels of the land and the
positions of nearby drainage and services.
The surveyor will also make all the appropriate applications
for sewer, water, power, telephone and gas services to be provided.
Only a registered surveyor can legally mark boundaries of
subdivisions in accordance with the Surveying Act.
The surveyor will prepare the subdivision plan and documents
to create any easements or restrictions for the Land Titles Office.
Once the local council has endorsed its’ certificate on the
plan and all stakeholders have signed it, the surveyor can lodge the plan at
the Land Titles office on your behalf.
After as few weeks, the plan will become registered and
title documents issued.
The new subdivision is complete and you are able to transfer
ownership of the new lots.
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Jason Gwerder
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
