Community Land Development Act 1989 No 201
Current version for 1 September 2007 to date (accessed 23 May 2013 at 02:24)
5 Community plan
(1) Land that is not part of a community parcel, precinct parcel,
neighbourhood parcel or strata parcel may be subdivided by the registration of
a community plan as a deposited plan.
(2) A community plan must include, as sheets of the plan:(a) a location diagram, and
(b) a detail plan, and
(c) a community property plan, and
(d) an initial schedule of unit
entitlements.
(3) The Registrar-General may refuse to register a community plan as a
deposited plan unless:(a) the plan complies with Schedule 1, and
(b) the initial schedule of unit entitlements complies with Schedule
11, and
(c) there is endorsed on the plan the address at which documents may
be served on the community association constituted on registration of the
plan, and
(d) the documents referred to in subsection (4) are lodged for
registration with the plan.
(4) The documents required to be lodged for registration with a
community plan are:(a) a community management statement that complies with Schedule 3 and
that, on registration, will become binding in accordance with section 13 of
the Community Land Management Act
1989, and
(b) any other prescribed documents.
(5) There may be lodged for registration with a community plan a
development contract for the community scheme that complies with Schedule 2
and that, on registration, will become binding in accordance with section 15
of the Community Land Management Act
1989.
(6) The documents registered with the plan form part of the
plan.
(7) On registering a community plan, the Registrar-General:(a) is to make in the folio for the community property the recordings
required by Schedule 5, and
(b) may make, in the folio for a community development lot, a
recording relating to the community property, and
(c) may make such other recordings and notations as the
Registrar-General thinks fit.