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A Licensed Surveyor’s Report must be prepared to accompany any dealing that is lodged with the Surveyor-General or the Registrar of Titles.
Regulation 15 of the Surveying (Cadastral Surveys) Regulations 2015 states what a Licensed Surveyor’s Report should contain.
Section 23 Applications are the only dealings that do not require a Licensed Surveyor’s Report.
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Licensed Surveyor's Report
Information that should be contained in a Licensed Surveyor’s Report includes:
- Surveyor and Company Details
- Purpose of the survey
- Abuttals and encumbrances
- Survey information used and perused
- Existing occupation details
- Datum and relationship with other relevant surveys
- Adopted alignments and boundaries
- Effect on government roads or crown lands
- Need for amendment to title
- Any other relevant particulars including
discrepancies to other registered surveys - Details of Equipment used including details of calibration
A Licensed Surveyor’s Report template