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Once your development application has been assessed and approved, the
Development Assessment Commission will issue a Land Division Certificate.
The process is then as follows:
- Lodgement: The plan and accompanying Land Division Certificate are
lodged with the Lands Titles Office for approval. All related documents
must be lodged with the Lands Titles Office at the same time. (It's
recommended that you seek the services of a registered conveyancer (go
to glossary below for definition) or solicitor to undertake this process.)
- Related fees are paid.
- After the formal deposit of the plan the new Certificate of Titles
are issued.
- The Lands Titles Office advises relevant State and local Government
agencies for rating & taxing purposes.
Relevant Publications
Planning
SA's Guideline for Applicants - Land Division Guide
Legal
Services - Strata and Community Titles pamphlet
LSG
Community Titles Booklet
LSG
Fact Sheet 9 - Land Division Process
Related Information:
Information
for Clients
Glossary
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