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 Property subdivision and development in New South Wales often involve legal documents that establish rights and responsibilities affecting land. One important document is the Section 88B Instrument, which can record easements, restrictions on the use of land and positive covenants associated with a subdivision. Understanding this instrument is important for property owners, developers, builders and buyers. Its conditions may affect access, drainage, building locations, infrastructure maintenance and future property use. Geo Point Surveyors provides professional surveying services across Sydney, helping property owners and developers obtain relevant surveying information for subdivision and development projects. What Is a Section 88B Instrument? A 88B Instrument is a legal instrument used under section 88B of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) . It is commonly lodged with a subdivision plan to create or record certain easements, restrictions on the use of land and positive covenants....

Two of the most in-demand professional surveying services in New South Wales are subdivision surveys and contour surveys. Whether you are a developer looking to split a large block or an architect needing accurate site data, understanding the role of a Subdivision Surveyor and a Contour Survey Sydney service is vital. Geo Point Surveyors delivers both with precision, local expertise, and fast turnaround. What Does a Subdivision Surveyor Do? A Subdivision Surveyor is a registered land surveyor who specialises in dividing an existing land parcel into two or more separate lots, creating new, legally distinct titles for each parcel. Subdivision is one of the most complex types of survey work because it involves not just field measurements, but also council approvals, title registration, and coordination with infrastructure providers. Types of Subdivision a Subdivision Surveyor Handles A Subdivision Surveyor can assist with a variety of land division types, including: •  Torrens Title S...