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STRATA SCHEMES DEVELOPMENT ACT 2015 - SECT 55
Strata certificate for subdivision not involving development lot
(1) A local council must, on application made to it for a strata certificate
in relation to a proposed strata plan of subdivision (other than a subdivision
of a development lot) that does not subdivide or create common property in a
strata scheme, send notice of the proposed subdivision by registered post to
the owners corporation.
(2) The notice must invite the owners corporation to
give its views on the proposed subdivision within the period, of not less than
21 days after the notice was sent, specified in the notice (the
"specified period" ).
(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to a local council if
the application was accompanied by a certificate under the seal of the
owners corporation certifying that the owners corporation has, by resolution,
agreed to the proposed subdivision.
(4) A local council may issue the
strata certificate after considering-- (a) if the local council sent a notice
referred to in subsection (1)--the representations, if any, made to it by the
owners corporation within the specified period and whether the proposed
subdivision would be likely-- (i) to detract from the external appearance of
the building containing the lot the subject of the proposed subdivision, or
(ii) to render inadequate existing services to other lots in the
strata scheme, or
(iii) to detract from the amenity or value of any other lot
in the strata scheme by increasing the number and decreasing the size of lots
within the building referred to in subparagraph (i), and
(b) if paragraph (a)
does not apply in relation to the application--the requirements of section 54
(1) (b) (iv)-(vi) as if the reference in that section to a proposed
strata plan were a reference to the proposed strata plan of subdivision.
(5)
A local council may, on application made to it for a strata certificate in
relation to a proposed strata plan of subdivision (other than a subdivision of
a development lot) that subdivides or creates common property, issue the
certificate-- (a) if the plan, on lodgment with the council, was accompanied
by a certificate under the seal of the owners corporation certifying that it
has, by special resolution, agreed to the proposed subdivision, and
(b) after
taking into consideration the requirements of section 54 (1) (b) (iv)-(vi) as
if the reference in that section to a proposed strata plan were a reference to
the proposed strata plan of subdivision.
(6) However, if a
relevant planning approval is in force in relation to the proposed
subdivision, the local council need not consider-- (a) for the purposes of
subsection (4)--the matters referred to in subsection (4) (a) or a requirement
specified in section 54 (1) (b) (vi), and
(b) for the purposes of subsection
(5)--a requirement specified in section 54 (1) (b) (vi).
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