Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The primary thoroughfare body corporate may lodge with the local government a plan of survey showing the zones of the site substantially in the form set out in schedule 7.
(2) If the local government considers it appropriate that a boundary of a zone shown on the plan should differ from the boundary of the zone as shown in schedule 7, it may require the primary thoroughfare body corporate to lodge an amended plan showing the different boundary.
(3) The plan of survey must include a schedule stating—
(a) for each of the residential zones, the maximum number of group title lots or building unit lots into which each zone may be subdivided for residential purposes; and
(b) the total of the maximum number of, not more than 1100, group title lots and building unit lots into which all of the residential zones within the site may be subdivided for residential purposes.
(4) The local government may approve the plan if it is satisfied—
(a) the plan adequately defines the boundaries of all the zones within the site; and
(b) the number of building unit lots and group title lots under subsection (3)—
(i) is appropriate to the nature of the proposed development of the site; and
(ii) is not more than the maximum number under subsection (3)(b).
(5) The local government must—
(a) keep the proposed use plan; and
(b) give a copy of the plan to—
(i) the registrar of titles; and
(ii) the chief executive.
(6) For deciding the number of group title lots or building unit lots into which a particular zone may be subdivided for residential purposes—
(a) a group title lot that is subdivided into lots resulting in no area, other than common property, of the lot remaining must not be counted; and
(b) the group title lots or building unit lots created from the subdivision must be counted.