Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

What is a Plan of Subdivision generally required to include?

1. A registration using the existing legal description for the land

2. Identification of all lots within a development including roads and parkland

3. Preparation by an Ontario Land Surveyor

4. Handling the same way as a Reference Plan for land registration purposes

The correct answer is: A registration using the existing legal description for the land

A Plan of Subdivision is generally required to include a registration using the existing legal description for the land because the legal description provides a detailed and accurate identification of the property being subdivided. This ensures that each lot within the development, including roads and parkland, is properly identified and accounted for in the subdivision plan. While Preparation by an Ontario Land Surveyor is important for ensuring accuracy in the surveying and mapping of the subdivision, it is not the primary requirement of a Plan of Subdivision. Additionally, a Plan of Subdivision is handled differently from a Reference Plan for land registration purposes, as it involves the subdivision of land into multiple lots rather than simply referencing a single property.