Lot Subdivision (ROL) & Approval Package

Amores provides structured support for lot subdivision (Reconfiguring a Lot – ROL) applications, offering a coordinated and cost-effective pathway through the council approval process.

Subdivision approvals can involve multiple consultants, technical requirements, and council assessment stages. Our role is to prepare planning documentation, coordinate consultants, and manage council correspondence, helping streamline the process and reduce unnecessary delays and redesign.

What Is Lot Subdivision (ROL)?

Subdivision, formally known as Reconfiguring a Lot (ROL), involves altering land arrangements and may include:

• Creating additional lots from an existing parcel

• Amalgamating two or more lots into one

• Boundary realignments without increasing lot numbers

• Community title scheme creation

• Volumetric subdivisions (above or below ground)

• Long-term lease subdivisions (exceeding 10 years)

• Establishing access easements to service lots

Prior to sale or development, subdivided land must obtain council approval and be registered with the relevant titles office. Approval pathways and requirements vary depending on proposal type and council planning controls.

Our ROL Subdivision Service Includes

• Preparation of a planning report to support the Development Application

• Coordination with a licensed cadastral surveyor

• Liaison with qualified engineers, where required

• Development Application (DA) lodgement to the relevant council

• Council liaison and responses to Requests for Information (RFI)

• Plan amendments required to address council feedback

Important Information

• Planning documentation is prepared and coordinated by Amores as part of an integrated design and approval service.

• Surveying, engineering, and government fees are not included and are payable directly by the client.

• Timeframes and approval outcomes may vary depending on council processes and proposal complexity.

A Coordinated Approach

By managing planning documentation, consultant coordination, and council communication in one place, we help make the subdivision process clearer, more efficient, and more cost-effective compared to engaging multiple consultants independently.

Note: Planning documentation is prepared as part of an integrated design and approval service. Final approval outcomes remain subject to council assessment and statutory requirements.