Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) The owner is to lodge with the council –
(a) the final plan, together with the schedule of easements; and
(b) if the schedule of easements sets out any easements, profits a prendre or covenants, a nomination of a legal practitioner to act on behalf of the owner in carrying the final plan through to its taking effect; and
(c) if any lots on the plan are the result of survey work carried out under the Land Surveyors Act 1909, a nomination of a registered surveyor to do what is required to have the plan take effect; and
(d) the amount of the fees payable to the council and, unless the plan is marked "Early Issue" , the prescribed fees payable to the Recorder of Titles under the Land Titles Act 1980.
(2) If an owner has lodged a final plan under subsection (1) and the plan has been marked "Early Issue" , that owner, within 7 days after lodging that plan or such extension of that period as the Recorder of Titles may allow, is to lodge with the Recorder of Titles –
(a) a copy of the final plan; and
(b) a copy of the schedule of easements; and
(c) the survey notes; and
(d) the balance plan; and
(e) the relevant certificate of title or general law deed; and
(f) the prescribed fee payable under the Land Titles Act 1980; and
(g) any other documents the Recorder may require for the purposes of that Act.
(3) An owner may change the nomination of a legal practitioner or surveyor by notice in writing to the Recorder of Titles and the council.