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VR125 - Same Common Property In Stage Plans

Example Messages

• Common Property "CM1\PS702135" is present in previous stages, a manual check is required.

Rule Description

If there is the same common property identifier in different stages, flag it to the examiners.

Rule does not apply:

• for plans not using Section 37.
• for first stage subdivisions (eg PS123456G/S1).
• for compiled plans (eg PS123456G/C2).
• if no previous stages exist in ePlan format.
• for plans without common property.

VR129 - Extinguished Stage Lot

Example Messages

• The extinguished Stage Lot "S7\PS702135" was not created in a previous stage.

Rule Description

The extinguished stage lot in the current stage must be created in one of the previous stages lodged in SPEAR.

Rule does not apply:

• for plans not using Section 37.
• for first stage subdivisions (eg PS123456G/S1).
• for compiled plans (eg PS123456G/C2).
• if no previous stages exist in ePlan format.

VR127 - Number Of Lots In Master Plan

Example Messages

• A master plan (Stage 1) must create 1 Stage Lot and create at least one other parcel of type Lot, Stage Lot, Road or Reserve. Found created parcels "1\PS702135, 2\PS702135".
• When a master plan (Stage 1) creates an Owners Corporation, the Owners Corporation must have at least 2 members that are either created Lots or Stage Lots. Owners Corporation "OC1\PS702135" does not have a valid set of members (CM1\PS702135, S2\PS702135).

Rule Description

In Master Plan (Stage 1 - PSXXXXXX/S1):

• If no created Owners Corporation, there must be 1 stage lot and at least one other parcel of type lot, stage lot, road or reserve.
• If there is a created Owners Corporation, then it must have at least 2 members that are either created Lots or Stage Lots.

Rule does not apply:

• for plans not using Section 37.
• for stage subdivisions that are not the first stage - plan number does not end in '/S1' (e.g. PS123456G/S2, /S3, PS123456G/C2 etc).

VR128 - Planning Permit For Stage Plans

Example Messages

• A stage plan must have a "Planning Permit" annotation.

Rule Description

All stage plans must have an annotation with type 'Planning Permit'.

Rule does not apply:

• for plans not using Section 37.
• for compiled plans (eg PS123456G/C2).