Schedule 1 Illustrations

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section 7

Part 1 Example of basic scheme

Notes— pt 1

Part 2 Example of simple layered arrangement of schemes

Notes— pt 2

Part 3 Example of more complex layered arrangement of schemes

Notes— pt 3

Part 4 Example of progressive subdivision for creating more lots in a scheme

Part 5 Example of progressive subdivision for creating layered arrangement of schemes

Part 6 Example of creating layered arrangement of schemes by combining schemes

The original lot is subdivided into lots and common property. The plan of subdivision could be a standard format, building format or volumetric format plan. The scheme land consists of lots 1 to 6 and the common property. A community management statement must accompany the plan of subdivision when the plan is lodged for registration.

Part 7 Management structure for basic scheme

Notes— pt 7

Part 8 Management structure for layered arrangement

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