Transfer of Land (Surveys) Regulations 1995 (WA)

Western Australia Transfer of Land Act 1893 Transfer of Land (Surveys) Regulations 1995 Western Australia Transfer of Land (Surveys) Regulations 1995 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Definitions 1 3. Electronic records of plans 2 4. Compiled plans 2 5. Residue land 3 6. Identification of parcels of land in plans 4 7. Plans for easement purposes only 4 8. Existing interests, proposed modifications to existing interests and proposed interests in land to be depicted in plans 5 9. Registrar may require a new plan if certain existing interests to be modified 6 10. Formatting and other contents of plans 6 11. Requirements before plan can be approved 7 Notes Compilation table 8 Defined terms Transfer of Land Act 1893 Transfer of Land (Surveys) Regulations 1995

1. Citation These regulations may be cited as the Transfer of Land (Surveys) Regulations 1995.

2. Definitions In these regulations unless the contrary intention appears — authorised survey has the meaning that it has in the Licensed Surveyors Act 1909; covenant means — (a) a restrictive covenant registered under the Act that is capable of being shown spatially on a plan; or (b) a covenant referred to in section 15 of the Land Administration Act 1997 that is capable of being shown spatially on a plan; Inspector of Plans and Surveys means a surveyor on the staff of the Authority appointed by the Governor to approve plans of authorised surveys; interest means — (a) an easement, memorial or notification that is capable of being shown spatially on a plan; or (b) a covenant; monument means a building, permanent structure or permanent survey mark; plan means a plan to be presented for lodgment with the Registrar; surveyor means a surveyor who is licensed under the Licensed Surveyors Act 1909 and who holds a practising certificate under that Act; terminals means the ends or extents of an easement. [Regulation 2 inserted: Gazette 16 Feb 2001 p. 909; amended: Gazette 29 Dec 2006 p. 5916.]