Strata plans were prepared from 1967 until the introduction of the Subdivision Act in 1988 and commence with the prefix RP (Registered Plan) or SP (Strata Plan).
Strata plans can be confusing and difficult to interpret because they show buildings with thin lines or hatched lines and the unit number is often contained within these lines.
All strata plans contain common property and the only way to amend boundaries on a strata plan is under Section 32 of the Subdivision Act.
Some things to remember when looking at Strata Plans:
- Boundaries defined by structures are shown by thick continuous lines.
- Boundaries defined by structures are always to the median of walls unless stated on the legend on the plan.
- Boundaries that are not structures are shown by thick dashed lines and usually dimensioned.
Strata Plans
An article on how to interpret Strata Plans by DELWP
Notes on how to interpret boundaries and notations on a Strata Plan
Case Study
Removing common property on a Strata Plan
