Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) For the purposes
of section 169(1), a redefining plan must —
(a) be
in an approved form; and
(b) be
prepared and certified by a licensed surveyor in accordance with the Act and
regulation 54 of the Licensed Surveyors (General) Regulations; and
(c)
comply with the requirements of this regulation.
(2) A redefining plan
for a strata scheme must —
(a)
identify the strata scheme to which it relates by reference to the number
allocated to the scheme by the Registrar of Titles under
section 58(1)(a); and
(b)
define the boundaries of the lots, and the balance of the lots, that remain
after the taking takes effect by reference to a floor plan and a location
plan; and
(c)
identify the nature and extent of any encroachment in the manner required for
a scheme plan under section 32(1)(j) and Part 3 of these
regulations; and
(d) if
part of a building is within 2 metres of the parcel boundary, specify any
offset on the location plan.
(3) A redefining plan
for a survey‑strata scheme must —
(a)
identify the survey‑strata scheme to which it relates by reference to
the number allocated to the scheme by the Registrar of Titles under
section 58(1)(a); and
(b)
define the boundaries of the lots, and the balance of the lots, that remain
after the taking takes effect in accordance with the requirements of the Act,
these regulations and the Transfer of Land Act requirements.
(4) The numbering of
any lots, or parts of lots, remaining in a strata titles scheme after the
taking must be the same as before the taking.
(5) For the purposes
of section 169(2)(b), the Registrar of Titles may amend the registered
scheme plan in any manner the Registrar considers appropriate.