Summer services update
The CSDs are examples of plans approved under the Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 in terms of the category listed, but they are not necessarily examples of best practice.
The categories are based on purpose or specific boundary attributes.
More examples may be added over time. Please provide feedback to customersupport@linz.govt.nz.
The categories are listed below with their drop-down list of CSD numbers. A brief description for each category is provided, with links to some relevant articles from the Cadastral Survey Guidelines.
If you cannot find an LT number in Landonline it may have deposited, so try searching for it as a DP number.
LT Subdivision CSDs (class A or B)
Simple class A or B subdivisions CSDs created under the Land Transfer Act
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Non Primary Parcel Only CSDs (class A or B)
Simple class A or B non-primary only CSDs which may contain survey sheets or be PWSI, be easement, land covenant or lease parcels.
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Class C boundaries
CSDs containing class C boundaries under rules 24, 52.
Class D boundaries
CSDs containing class D boundaries under rules 15, 51(2), 51(3), 51(4), 53(2), 54.
Boundary Conflict – Boundary recalculations outside of tolerance
See the definition of ‘conflict’ in schedule 2, Dictionary, Cadastral Survey Rules.
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Ground Movement - Canterbury Earthquake CSDs
CSDs prepared under the Canterbury Property Boundaries and Related Matters Act 2016.
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Ground Movement – outside greater Christchurch
CSDs with ground movement outside greater Christchurch (not under the Canterbury Property Boundaries and Related Matters Act 2016).
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Height-limited Boundary - Primary Parcel
CSDs with a height limited primary parcel boundary.
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Height-limited Boundary - Non-Primary Parcel
CSDs with a height limited non-primary parcel boundary.
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Water, Water centre-line and Irregular Boundaries - Adopted without difference to the original definition
CSDs with an irregular line, be it a water, water centre-line or irregular boundary that was adopted in its original position.
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Water, Water centre-line and Irregular Boundaries - Accepted boundaries
CSDs with an irregular line, be it a water, water centre-line or irregular boundary that was accepted, i.e. adopting without having to comply with rule 29(2).
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Irregular line converted to right-lines
CSDs where an irregular line has been converted to right-lines.
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Water Boundary – New or Better Fix
CSDs with a water boundary that includes a portion new to the cadastre or being defined by better fix.
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Water Boundary - Accretion not Claimed and/or Erosion
CSDs with a water boundary that includes a portion subject to unclaimed accretion under rule 10(2)(b) and/or erosion under 10(2)(a).
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Avulsion, Artificial Diversion or Reclamation
CSDs where a former water boundary has been converted to an irregular boundary under rule 10(3)(a) or right lines under rule 10(3)(b).
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Water Boundary - Tidal Water, and the Marine and Coastal Area Act (MACAA)
CSDs with a tidal water boundary and may include boundaries evaluated for the Marine and Coastal Area Act.
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Water Boundary - Accretion Being Claimed
CSDs with a water boundary that includes a portion where accretion is being claimed.
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Dry River Bed Claims (AMF)
CSDs where an application for dry bed is being claimed under the presumption of usque ad medium filum aquae (AMF).
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Adverse Possession CSDs
Crown Subdivision CSDs
CSDs prepared to define subdivisions of Crown-owned land not held under the Land Transfer Act.
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Diagram on Transfer CSDs
Flat Plan/Cross Lease CSDs
Hawke’s Bay Interim Title CSDs
CSDs dealing with a Hawke’s Bay interim record of title.
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Legalisation CSDs
CSDs prepared to support the acquisition or setting apart of land for public works or other public purposes.
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Limited Title CSDs
Māori Land CSDs
CSDs illustrating surveys prepared under Māori Land Court Orders for approval of a MLC judge.
Simple Boundary Reinstatement CSDs
CSDs prepared to record a boundary mark placed on a cadastral boundary defined in an approved CSD where a complex boundary reinstatement survey is not required (rule 114(2)).
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Complex Boundary Reinstatement CSDs
CSDs prepared to record a boundary mark placed on a cadastral boundary defined in an approved CSD where a complex boundary reinstatement survey is required (rule 114(2)).
Survey Information CSDs
CSDs used to record new or existing non-boundary marks or to record new or adopted survey information.
Unit Title - Standard (Including Multi-level)
CSDs used to depict a subdivision of land into units and common property (if any) in a single stage that is not a layered unit title development.
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Unit Title - Staged Developments
CSDs used to depict a subdivision of land that is completed in stages by the successive deposit of a Proposed Unit Development (PUD) plan and a First Stage Unit Plan together, and one or more further Stage Unit Plans (if any), and a complete unit plan (called Complete Stage Unit Plan in Landonline).
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Unit Title – Redevelopment
CSDs used to depict an amendment to one or more developed units, or the common property, on a deposited unit plan for a completed unit title development or a completed stage of a stage unit development, and that does not add or remove land from the base land.
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Unit Title – Substitution
CSDs prepared to replace an existing unit plan, where the extents of the common property are being changed by adding land to or removing land from the base land.
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Unit Title – Subsidiary
CSDs used to depict a subdivision of an existing principal unit and any associated accessory units, into new principal units with their associated accessory units and common property (if any).
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