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NSW: Q&A Where Can I Get a Copy of My Strata Plan

Published October 8, 2014 By The LookUpStrata Team 4 Comments Last Updated October 22, 2020

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This article provides information about where you can access your Strata Plan. It has been provided by Paula Byrne of Strata Gophers.

Question: How do I get a copy of my Strata Plan and how can I find out when my strata plan was registered?

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Answer: An owner can request a copy of their strata plan from their Strata Manager or from a provider like InfoTrackgo.

An owner can request a copy of their strata plan from their Strata Manager. If this is not possible or you are a self managed scheme, for a fee you can use a provider like InfoTrackgo. The year of registration should be on the Strata Plan. It is usually in the top right-hand corner of the document.

For more information on Strata Plans, read below.

This post appears in Strata News #270.

Paula Byrne
Founder
Strata Gophers
P: 1300 405 605
E: [email protected]

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  1. Avatarilie gheorghe voicu says

    May 15, 2020 at 11:01 am

    My bloc of units in Sydney, was registrar on 12 August 1965, with name “Strata Plan No XXXX”, and contain 17 units.
    On 6 March 1968, was registrar a subdivision of one unit into two units, with name “Strata Plan No YYYY”.
    My question is: after 6 March 1968, the name of my building, who have now 18 units, must be “Strata Plan No XXXX & YYYY”, or “Strata Plan No XXXX” only?
    The Schedule of unit entitlement, from Title Search, who are basic for calculation of levies contributions, are unreasonable, don’t was make by a valuer’s certificate. Conform Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 No 51 Part 5 Division 6 Section 90, point 1: “the owners corporation may lodge a revised schedule of unit entitlement”. But when they refused, this is a crimes, under the law!?

    Reply
    • Liza Admin Liza Admin says

      May 25, 2020 at 9:26 am

      Hi ilie

      The following response has been provided by Leane Habib, Premium Strata:

      You may purchase a copy of your strata plan from NSW Land Registry Services for a fee.

      The original strata plan no. says the same even though there was a subsequent subdivision and the creation of an “additional lot”.

      It is not compulsory to revise the schedule as the Owners Corporation may have considered that the subdivision created no additional common property nor increased use of the common property nor imposed any extra cost on the Owners Corporation in terms of repair and maintenance responsibilities.

      Reply
  2. AvatarBruce Phillips says

    August 13, 2018 at 2:17 pm

    You may want to update the fact that unit of entitlements, effective after 1 November 2016 from memory, must now be assessed by a qualified valuer.

    Please also note that valuers in NSW are no longer “registered valuers” following withdrawal of the Valuers Registration Act, but they must be qualified which requires membership of the A.P.I. (Aust Property Institute).

    Reply
    • AvatarNikki Jovicic says

      August 17, 2018 at 6:35 am

      Hi Bruce

      Thanks for your comments. We have received the following in reply from Leanne Habib:

      Correct, however, a registered valuer was defined as a qualified valuer under Section 183(5) of the 1996 legislation.

      The current definition of a qualified valuer is a person who:

      * has membership of the Australian Valuers Institute (other than associate or student membership), or
      * has membership of the Australian Property Institute (other than student or provisional membership), acquired in connection with his or her occupation as a valuer, or
      * has membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors as a chartered valuer, or
      is of a class prescribed by the regulations.

      Reply

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