Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

What does a plan of subdivision typically include?

1. Is a detailed survey outlining such things as lots, road allowances and blocks of land (e.g., parkland)

2. Is prepared and certified correct for registration purposes by the land developer

3. Is assigned a specific name (e.g., Forest Glen Heights) for registration purposes in the land registration office

4. Does not alter the original legal description of the property that was in place prior to its registration

The correct answer is: Is a detailed survey outlining such things as lots, road allowances and blocks of land (e.g., parkland)

A plan of subdivision typically includes a detailed survey outlining the layout of lots, road allowances, and blocks of land such as parkland. This plan is crucial in dividing a large parcel of land into smaller lots that can be individually owned. The survey outlines the boundaries of each lot, the location of any roads or common areas, and other important details for development and registration purposes. Option B is incorrect because while a plan of subdivision may be prepared and certified correct for registration purposes, this is not the primary content included in the plan itself. Option C is incorrect because while a plan of subdivision may be assigned a specific name for registration purposes, the name choice is not the main content of the plan. Option D is incorrect because a plan of subdivision does alter the original legal description of the property by dividing it into separate parcels with unique boundaries.