Most people think of a Subdivision Certifier as the person who signs off at the end. That is only part of the picture. On a DA-approved subdivision, the Subdivision Certificate is issued by Council. The Subdivision Certifier in NSW plays a different role. They issue the Subdivision Works Certificate that authorises civil and subdivision works…
Most developers assume that once a duplex is built and the Occupation Certificate is issued, Subdivision is the easy part. It often isn't, and the first thing a Certifier will ask is how the building was approved. That single question determines whether you can use the fast-track Complying Development Certificate (CDC) subdivision pathway, or whether you…
Yes, in many cases a duplex can be subdivided in NSW. But that does not mean every duplex can be split into separate titles, and it certainly does not happen automatically just because two dwellings have been approved or built. That is where many projects lose time. The real issue is not whether the duplex…
If you are planning to subdivide land in New South Wales, you may need a Subdivision Certifier. A Subdivision Certifier in NSW is a registered professional who can assess and certify parts of the subdivision process. Depending on the type of project and approval pathway, they may be able to approve subdivision documents, inspect works,…
A Subdivision Certificate is the final approval needed before new land titles can be created. When land is subdivided, a surveyor prepares a plan of subdivision that shows the new lots, boundaries, and any easements. Before this plan can be registered, a Subdivision Certifier or Council must confirm that the subdivision meets the requirements of…