2019-02-12 Attachment 1 to Item 5 - New Delegations

DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY
TITLE: LAND TITLE

Delegation by the Council to:                                     Date:

Chief Executive Officer

Source of Authority:
Local Government Act 2009 - Section 257
Land Title Act 1994



Delegated Power:

  1. To exercise powers of the Council pursuant to the Land Title Act 1994.

DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED                                                  LEGISLATION

Power, as a person served with a written notice by the registrar, to give public Section 18
notice of a request listed in subsection (1) and to satisfy the registrar that the
public notification has been given.
Power to undertake the searches and obtain copies of the documents              Section 35(1)
described in section 35(1)/
Power, as the registered owner, to ask the registrar to issue a certificate of Section 42(1)
title.
Power, as the registered owner, to agree to a plan of subdivision and Section 50(1)(b)
dedicating the public use land
Power, as the relevant planning body, to approve a plan of subdivision.         Section 50(1)(h)
Power, as the registered proprietor whose interests are affected by the plan,   Section 50(1)(j)
to consent to a plan of subdivision.
Power, as the registered owner of a lot, to dedicate the lot as a road for      Section 54(1)
public use.
Power, as the relevant planning body, to approve a dedication notice to Section 54(3)
dedicate a lot as a road for public use.
Power, as the registered owner, to sign a building management statement         Section 54B(1)
for registration.
Power, as the registered owner, to sign an instrument of amendment for a        Section 54E(2)
building management statement.
Power, as the registered owner of all lots to which a building management     Section 54G
statement applies, to ask the registrar to extinguish the building management
statement.
Power, as the registered owner, to sign an instrument of extinguishment or      Section 54H(3)
partial extinguishment for a building management statement.

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