Land Titles Plans Regulations

(1) Before a Canada Lands Surveyor

the Canada Lands Surveyor must, subject to subsection 4(2), submit a sketch of the proposed plan to the Surveyor General.

(2) The Surveyor General may give instructions to the Canada Lands Surveyor who submitted the sketch under subsection (1) for the preparation of the proposed plan, including the identification, by number or letter or both, of the lots and other parcels that are to be created by the plan. R-030-2004,s.2.

(1) This section applies to the submission of a sketch under subsection 3(1) for a proposed plan that, on completion and before submission for registration, requires the approval, under subparagraph 90(1)(b)(ii) or paragraph 95(a) of the Act, of a subdivision authority.

(2) Before a sketch of a proposed plan referred to in subsection (1) is submitted to the Surveyor General, the sketch must be submitted to and approved by a subdivision authority. R-058-2013,s.3.

(1) After a plan has been completed and the plan has been signed by any owner or encumbrancee required to sign the plan under the Act, the Canada Lands Surveyor who made the plan must, subject to section 6, submit the plan to the Surveyor General for approval before the plan is registered.

(2) The Surveyor General may approve a plan received under subsection (1) and endorse the plan to indicate his or her approval in the manner required in paragraph 7(e) if the Surveyor General is satisfied that the plan complies with any instructions that the Surveyor General has given under subsection 3(2). R-030-2004,s.3.

(1) Subject to subsection (2), a plan that is to be registered must show the position of

(2) Where a boundary of a lot or other parcel shown on a filed or registered plan shares a point of intersection with a boundary of a lot or other parcel created by a plan that is to be registered, the portion of the boundary of the lot or other parcel shown on the filed or registered plan that is not within the lot or parcel created by the plan that is to be registered must only be shown to the extent necessary to indicate its bearing or direction. R-030-2004,s.5.

(1) Subject to subsection (2), where all or a portion of a plan of survey submitted for registration is based on a new survey, the monuments shown on the plan of survey must be in place at the time the new survey is completed.

(2) Where, by instructions given under subsection 3(2), the Surveyor General permits the subdivision of a lot or other parcel in a new survey to be evidenced, in part, by monuments placed within one year of the date of the survey, a Registrar may, before that date, register a plan of survey based on the survey if

R-030-2004,s.6(a).

(1) Subject to subsection (2) and except where a Registrar permits otherwise, a plan of survey submitted for registration under section 88 of the Act that subdivides or consolidates lots or other parcels created by one or more filed or registered plans of survey must include the whole of the lots or other parcels that it subdivides or consolidates.

(2) A plan of survey referred to in subsection (1) need not include the whole of the lots or other parcels that it subdivides or consolidates if the plan of survey is based entirely on a new survey and is submitted for registration together with another plan of survey that compiles the remainder of the lots or other parcels that are subdivided or consolidated.