04/10/2026
Subdivision refers to the process of dividing land into two or more parts so they can be separately occupied, used, or transferred.
This may involve different types of plans, including subdivision plans, strata plans, consolidation plans, or plans relating to lease purposes. In NSW, subdivision generally requires plans and supporting documents to be submitted to the relevant consent authority. This may include development consent, subdivision work certificates, engineering plans, and compliance certificates.
A proper legal and planning review is important before beginning the subdivision process.
DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice, it is for general knowledge purposes only.
Source : (NSW)ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT ACT 1979 Division 4.3 (NSW)ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT (DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATION AND FIRESAFETY) REGULATION 2021 Part 6—Subdivision certificates
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