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How to get your Deposited Plan and any covenants that apply to the property

How to get your Deposited Plan and any covenants that apply to the property

How to get your Deposited Plan and any covenants that apply to the property
Shea Cullen, Registered Architect at Good ArchitectShea CullenNSW Registered Architect 9748 · Updated 6 July 2026

When you are submitting a Complying Development Certificate you will most likely need a deposited plan.

Deposited plans can be accessed by the following approved information brokers with the purchase of the corresponding deposited plan, here is a sample of what it costs for a randomly selected address:

The difference in price is reflected in the ease of usability, for example infotrack can search for a property via address. Whereas Direct Info requires a property reference, which is the property lot number then the DP number without DP, eg Lot 2 DP 12423 is 1/12423 when searching. You can find this on the same site by going to their street address enquiry. If you are in a rush or don't wish to be frustrated, use Infotrack, it is more expensive though :

Direct Info $0

The property number is the lot number then DP eg Lot 2 DP 12423 is 1/12423 when searching. You can find this on the same site by going to their street address enquiry

Infotrack $51

Just type in the address and select Certificate of Title, a lot easier to use.

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