Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 (NSW)

accepted lease or sublease means a lease or sublease, or a transfer of a lease or sublease, accepted by an owners corporation under section 25 (1).

administration sheet means a document in the approved form that provides for administrative matters relating to the registration of plans under this Act.

aggregate unit entitlement of lots in a strata scheme means the sum of the unit entitlements of the lots.

approved form means a form approved by the Registrar-General for use under this Act.

building, in relation to a strata scheme or a proposed strata scheme, means a building containing a lot or proposed lot, or part of a lot or proposed lot, in the scheme or proposed scheme.

building alteration plan means a plan that is registered as a building alteration plan, and includes any information, certificate or other document required by this Act or the regulations to be included with the plan before it may be registered.

by-laws for a strata scheme means the by-laws in force for the scheme.

chargee, in relation to a lot or development lot in a leasehold strata scheme, means a chargee of the leasehold estate of the lot.

common infrastructure means—

• (a)

  the cubic space occupied by a vertical structural member of a building, other than a wall, or

• (b)

  the pipes, wires, cables or ducts that are not for the exclusive benefit of one lot and are—

  • (i)

    in a building in relation to which a plan for registration as a strata plan was lodged with the Registrar-General before 1 March 1986, or

  • (ii)

    otherwise—in a building or in a part of a parcel that is not a building, or

• (c)

  the cubic space enclosed by a structure enclosing pipes, wires, cables or ducts referred to in paragraph (b).

common property, in relation to a strata scheme or a proposed strata scheme, means any part of a parcel that is not comprised in a lot (including any common infrastructure that is not part of a lot).

common property rights by-law has the same meaning as…