Hi Wayne, just from experience with the WA Planning Commission: Our rural property in WA consists of 10 titles of different shapes and sizes – some of them landlocked. We applied for realignment of boundaries to make all blocks similar sizes and facing the road (WAPC still call it subdivision). Although very simple and straight forward, the application got refused. 2 years later, after hearings and mediation we got the approval – but the property boom was over  Not much fun dealing with them! Also be aware of Western Power – they require underground power for newly created lots which costs a fortune. If you don't do it – you don't get approval from WAPC. Why underground power on rural blocks – I'll never know!

Inge