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The Community Title Scheme was created under the provisions of the Building Unit and Group Titles Act 1980 (BUGTA) by carrying out a Group Title subdivision of the parent Lot. The 2 Lots created by a Group Title Scheme are freehold Lots with Common Property. The Building Unit and Group Titles Act 1980 was repealed in 1997 and replaced by the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997. Similar Community Titles Schemes created under the provisions of the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 create Standard Format Lots with Common Property. 2. PROPOSAL It is intended to realign the common boundaries of the Lots of the Community Title Scheme as shown on the Plan of Proposed Reconfiguration (Ref: 93-223AB contained in Appendix B). The proposed new common boundaries are located to reflect the terrain, significant vegetation, mapped koala habitat and utilizes the existing property boundaries. The new lot layout reflects the use of the property and will improve the management and rehabilitation of the land. The proposed new Lots contain 15.73ha each and the Common Property has been reduced to 1713m?. The Common Property contains stock yards that are utilized by the owners of both Lots. The proposed new Lots contain the relevant structures, driveways, services and effluent disposal areas of the Lots. The existing driveway access points onto Eastern Branch Road and Williams Road will continue to be utilised following the Reconfiguration; and the provision of power and telecommunication services will remain in their current configuration following the Reconfiguration; as they are available to both proposed Lots. The existing Lots contain boundaries within the external boundaries totalling 899.97 metres. The proposed Lots will contain boundaries within the external boundaries totalling 884.97 metres. Therefore there is a minor reduction in the length boundaries of the development. The realignment has no impact upon the adjoining properties or upon the existing services. The new Lot areas will be within the range of the areas of adjacent properties.
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