These plans are required for registration at NSW Land Registry Services (LRS). Rygate’s Registered Land Surveyors provide accurate boundary definitions, ensuring compliance with local council requirements and the Surveying and Spatial Information Act 2002.
Rygate Surveyors specialises in delivering high-quality plans in quick timeframes. With extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of NSW regulations, we ensure that your survey is prepared accurately and efficiently. From urban developments to rural properties, we provide the data and documentation required to support your planning, Development Application submissions through to registration at NSW LRS.
Subdivision surveys are required in any instance where an existing lot is to be divided into multiple lots.
Redefinition surveys may be required in the following circumstances:
- to provide a survey definition for lots or residue parcels that are currently defined without survey
- where a surveyor has identified an excess/shortage of land in a parcel
- where the survey definition of the current base plan may be uncertain or unreliable
- when the current plan is not a satisfactory base plan for a strata development
- to include land accreted to (or exclude land eroded from) a riparian, littoral or other natural boundary
Delimitation surveys are required to define a parcel subject to a limitation notification. Limitation notifications occur if a parcel of land was converted to Torrens Title without a plan of survey. Banks frequently require a Plan of Delimitation to ensure certainty regarding land boundaries, making these surveys a crucial step for property owners seeking financing or planning developments.
