144 Air Space Plan | Land Title Practice Manual

(a) have its side boundary limits consist of vertical or inclined surfaces conforming to or lying within the boundaries of the single parcel referred to in section 143(1)(b),
(b) have as its upper and lower limit a horizontal or inclined plane or arc of a circle, or combination of them,
(c) have a title, identifying the single parcel on the plan referred to in section 143(1)(b) and indicating that the plan is a subdivision of the whole or part of that parcel,
(d) have noted on it the geodetic elevation of one corner of the ground surface of the single parcel referred to in section 143(1)(b) and the geodetic elevation of every corner or angle of the air space parcel,
(e) include
- (i) a plot to scale of the single parcel referred to in section 143(1)(b), and
- (ii) a 3 dimensional paraline drawing of the air space parcel contained between the planes or arcs and, if the surfaces of the air space parcel are both horizontal and vertical the plan must so state, otherwise all boundaries of the air space parcel must be fully dimensioned for length and direction, and
(f) contain a book of reference that
- (i) allots a parcel letter or number to each air space parcel by reference to the lettered or numbered corners of it as shown on the plan, or as otherwise designated by a rule made under section 385(5), and
- (ii) states the cubic contents of each air space parcel.

(a) be prepared by a British Columbia land surveyor and bear the statement approved by the director,
(b) [Repealed 2023-10-461.]
(c) comply with the rules respecting surveys and plans made under section 385(5) for the purposes of this Part,
(d) be signed and witnessed in the same manner as is required under this Act for a subdivision plan,
(e) comply with subsection (1), and
(f) be approved by the proper approving officer.

1979-219-141; 2004-21-62; 2004-66-85, effective January 20, 2005 (B.C. Reg. 16/2005); 2023-10-461.