What is a strata title?
A strata title is a means of dividing up a property title to allow for multiple ownership.
A strata title is a means of dividing up a property title to allow for multiple ownership.
Generally, this type of strata title is relevant to a building(s) on a lot(s). The strata plan demonstrates the area of the building(s) ie. square metres.
Note: The Shire's Building Services Team deals with these types of strata title applications.
This type of strata would normally be relevant to the land only, as such a building need not be on the land.
A building may be on the land, however the building shown on the survey strata plan would not generally include the floor area of the buildings.
The Shire’s Statutory Planning Team deals with survey strata title applications as a separate process.
The Shire only forms a part of the approval process for having a strata plan lodged with Landgate for their endorsement and issue of the strata titles.
If you want to strata title a property you need to determine if a property meets all requirements to allow it to be strata titled. You will need a licenced Land Surveyor to assist with the preparation of the strata title documents.
A building approval certificate strata (BA15) can be used to obtain strata titles from Landgate. It cannot be used to certify compliance of works carried out without a building permit.
Applications must be accompanied by:
For more information, please email the Shire’s Building Services Team [email protected] or call (08) 9780 5291.
Please contact the Shire’s Statutory Planning Team on (08) 9780 5220.