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When you divide a piece of land into two or more parcels and offer one or more for sale, you are subdividing property, and the provisions of the Planning Act come into plan.
If your proposal involves creating only a lot or two, you may seek approval for a “land severance”. The other means of subdividing land is to obtain approval of a plan of subdivision from the Township.
A Plan of Subdivision is a legal survey which:
A Draft Plan of Subdivision is a proposal to subdivide property. You must complete a Draft Plan of Subdivision Application whenever you:
A Condominium is a form of property ownership in which title to a unit, such as an individual apartment in a high-rise building, is held by an individual together with a share of the rest of the property, which is common to all owners. A Plan of Condominium can be residential, commercial and industrial, or a combination. They are generally made up of two parts:
A condominium plan is like a plan of subdivision in that it is a way of dividing property. Similarly, plans of condominium must be approved, or in some cases granted an exemption from approval, by the Township of West Lincoln.
For more information on Draft Plan Approval for Subdivision and/or Condominium, including how to submit your Draft Plan Approval for Subdivision and/or Condominium Application, please contact the Township Planning Department at planning@westlincoln.ca.
Please select a condominium or subdivision below to find draft plans.
The approval process for Draft Plans of Subdivision or Condominium can take several months or years depending on the complexity of the proposed development. The first step to Draft Plan approval is to attend a formal pre-consultation meeting.
Pre-consultation Meeting Request Form
For more information on draft plan of Subdivisions and Condominiums, including how to apply please contact the Township Planning Department at planning@westlincoln.ca.
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