Australian Capital Territory Current Regulations

UNIT TITLES REGULATION 2001 - REG 2E

    (1)     The following accompanying material is prescribed:

        (a)     the relevant development approval;

        (b)     a certification of unit entitlements for the parcel that is not more than 3 months old;

        (c)     a completed schedule of unit entitlement form for the parcel that is not more than 3 months old;

        (d)     a site plan for the parcel that is not more than 3 months old;

        (e)     a floor plan for the parcel that is not more than 3 months old;

        (f)     a completed registered surveyor's declaration form for the parcel that is not more than 3 months old;

        (g)     a certificate (a fitness for unit title certificate ) that—

              (i)     is not more than 3 months old; and

              (ii)     is issued by an eligible building surveyor; and

              (iii)     certifies that each proposed unit in the parcel is suitable for separate occupation;

        (h)     certification by a registered surveyor, not more than 3 months old, that any structure not shown on the site plan or floor plan does not encroach on any of the following:

              (i)     the parcel boundary;

              (ii)     a unit boundary;

              (iii)     a unit subsidiary;

              (iv)     the common property;

              (i)     if an attachment is allowed to encroach on leased or unleased Territory land, certification by a registered surveyor—

              (i)     that is not more than 3 months old; and

              (ii)     that the encroachment is allowed under the Act and the relevant development approval for the parcel; and

              (iii)     that the attachment complies with the approval based on a site inspection; and

              (iv)     for leased land—that includes the Land Titles Office dealing number of the registered transfer and grant of the easement;

Note     Attachment —see the href="http://www.legislation.act.gov.au/a/2001-16/" title="Unit Titles Act 2001">Act

, dictionary.

        (j)     if the parcel is land under a declared land sublease—a plan showing the location of utility services on the land and easements benefitting and burdening the land;

        (k)     any other further information obtained by the unit title assessor under the “b Titles Act 2001">Act

, section 22C.

    (2)     In this section:

"eligible building surveyor" means a building surveyor who would be eligible to be appointed as a building certifier of the building if the building were to be built when the fitness for unit title certificate is given.

"registered surveyor's declaration form "means the surveyor's declaration form approved under the href="http://www.legislation.act.gov.au/a/1925-1" title="A1925-1">Land Titles Act 1925

, section 140.