Australian Capital Territory Current Regulations

UNIT TITLES REGULATION 2001 - REG 6

    (1)     A unit title application must be accompanied by the following diagrams:

        (a)     a boundary diagram showing the following and their relationship to each other:

              (i)     the boundaries of the parcel;

              (ii)     the extremities of each building on the parcel at (or projected to) ground level;

              (iii)     the boundaries of any class B units;

        (b)     if the parcel is land under a declared land sublease—a boundary diagram of the Crown lease under which the declared land sublease is granted showing the boundaries of the Crown lease and the parcel;

        (c)     if the application provides for a building to be subdivided so that any class A unit is completely or partly above another class A unit, a separate diagram for each floor of the building showing—

              (i)     sufficient particulars, at floor level, to allow the vertical boundaries of each unit on that floor to be worked out (without necessarily stating any bearings or dimensions); and

              (ii)     the approximate area of each unit;

        (d)     if the application provides for a building to be subdivided into class A units otherwise than as mentioned in paragraph (c), a diagram showing—

              (i)     sufficient details, at floor level, to allow the vertical boundaries of each unit on that floor to be worked out (without necessarily stating any bearings or dimensions); and

              (ii)     the approximate area of each unit.

    (2)     The diagrams mentioned in subsection (1) (a) and (d) may be combined.

    (3)     The diagrams required by this section must also show—

        (a)     any unit subsidiary consisting of a building or part of a building as if the subsidiary were a class A unit; and

        (b)     any other unit subsidiary as if the subsidiary were a class B unit; and

        (c)     the position of boundary fences and boundary walls; and

        (d)     the nature and extent of any encroachments, whether on leased land or unleased land, and their relationship to the parcel or unit boundary, including—

    (A)     whether the encroachment is for use with a unit or the common property; and

    (B)     if the encroachment is for use with a unit—the unit to which the encroachment relates; and

        (e)     the site and nature of any existing or proposed easements affecting the parcel.