South Bank Corporation Regulation 2014 (Qld)

South Bank Corporation Regulation 2014

Part 1 Preliminary

1 Short title This regulation may be cited as the South Bank Corporation Regulation 2014.

2 Definitions The dictionary in schedule 2 defines particular words used in this regulation.

Part 2 Preparation and registration of plans

Division 1 General requirements

3 Format of plans (1) A plan (the subject plan) must be— (a) in the approved form; and (b) printed on paper that is— (i) A3; and (ii) of a density of at least 130gsm; and (c) numbered as required by a plan direction relevant to the subject plan. (2) An alteration on a plan must be made by— (a) striking through the printing or writing being altered so the original printing or writing is still legible; and (b) having each of the following persons initial the alteration— (i) the surveyor who prepared the plan; (ii) if the alteration affects a boundary of land—the appropriate authority and the registered owner of the land. (3) In this section— plan direction means a direction of the registrar of titles under the Land Title Act 1994, section 10(1)(b) about the required format for a plan.

4 Plan to be accompanied by application for approval A plan given to an appropriate authority for approval must be accompanied by an application for approval in the approved form.

5 Defining a stratum lot (1) A stratum lot must be defined by regular planes, that may be horizontal or inclined, fixed by reference to levels in relation to Australian height datum. (2) If a stratum lot is defined by an inclined plane, elevations or sections must be shown, identifying the plane with enough information to enable the level of any point on the plane to be calculated. (3) A stratum lot must be illustrated in orthographic form or isometric form. (4) In this section— Australian height datum means the Australian height datum adopted by the National Mapping Council of Australia for referencing a level or height back to a standard base level.