When you are
working towards getting a property converted to strata title, there are some requirement
that needs to be fulfilled in order to proceed further. The first step towards
commencing on the process include getting a nod from the registered land
surveyor on all plans.
The conversion to strata title gives the
freedom to its owners to choose from different types that includes the original
strata planning, subdivision, consolidation and building alteration plan.
Strata plan
This is the
original plan which is formed after conversion. Only after conversion to the
original strata plan, the property can be listed under any other type.
Subdivision
A property under
company title is expected to be huge and hence, some owner can expect to divide
the property into smaller sections for effective selling. This is when the
subdivision strata planning comes into play. In this kind of planning a
property is divided into smaller lots, or the lots are divided into a single
property or vice versa.
Consolidation
In this plan two
or more separate lots are merged into one making it a unified plot of land. In
this plan if there is a presence of a common roof or wall, this too can be
included under consolidated strata plan.
Building alteration
This defines the
lots where the original boundary has changed. There can be a shift in the
boundary if a previous building is demolished or a new building has been
erected and the boundary wall matches the lot boundary.
There is a
specific way to create a concrete planning that is passed without a hindrance.
The plan should include the administration sheet where the registration details
is given, the location plan, entire floor plan, boundaries of the structure,
property boundary, encroachment etc. One needs to apply for the conversion to strata title along with
all the documents and within some days the process is executed.
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