An Easement Plan identifies the location, extent and purpose of easements that affect your property. It shows areas where services or access rights exist, such as for drainage, sewer, stormwater or utility services.

When do you need it?

·       When buying or selling a property

·       Before designing or building

·       To understand restrictions on your land

·       For a Development Application (DA) or subdivision

You probably need this if:

·       You’re buying or selling a property

·       You’re planning to build or extend

·       You need to understand existing easements

·       You need to create, vary or remove an easement

• You’re lodging a DA or subdivision application

What’s The Process? How ARP Supports You

1. Review your property records
   We review the title and existing survey records to understand easements affecting your property.

2. Survey the site if required
   Where needed, we attend the property to collect measurements and confirm relevant site features.

3. Prepare the easement plan
   We prepare a detailed plan showing the location and extent of relevant easements, with their purpose clearly identified.

4. Support new or amended easements
   If your development requires an easement to be created or varied, we assist with the surveying and plan preparation.

5. Coordinate with your project team
   We work with your solicitor and relevant consultants to support the documentation and registration process.

What to send us:

·       Your site address

·       A copy of the title (if available)

·       Any existing plans or council documents

·       Details of your project or specific concerns

Typical timeframe:

Most Easement Plans are completed within 5–10 working days.

Timeframes may vary depending on the complexity of the project and council requirements.