22—Deposit of community plan
(a)
application is made for the division of land by a community plan in accordance
with this Act; and
(b) the
requirements made by or under this Act in relation to the application have
been satisfied; and
(c) the
plan conforms with the requirements of this Act,
the Registrar-General must deposit the plan in the Lands Titles Registration
Office and assign a number to it.
(2) The
Registrar-General must file the following documents with a plan deposited
under subsection (1)—
(a)
the scheme description (except in the case of certain small schemes where a
scheme description is not required—see section 15); and
(b) the
by-laws that will apply in relation to the scheme; and
(c) the
development contract or contracts (if any).
(3) On the deposit of
a community plan under subsection (1)—
(a) an
appropriate note must be entered on the certificate or certificates of title
for the land to which the plan relates; and
(b) the
existing certificate or certificates for the land must then be cancelled and
new certificates issued for the lots and common property created by the plan.
(4) A certificate of
title for a lot or common property must state that the land comprised in the
certificate is part of a community parcel which must be identified by
reference to the number of the community plan.
(5) Where land
comprising an allotment is divided by a plan of community division, the land
ceases to comprise an allotment upon deposit of the plan.