What does a Starta Plan designate in a strata development?

• A. Designates which parts are strata lots and which are common property
• B. Specifies land use zoning
• C. Allocates parking spaces
• D. Determines property taxes

Answer: (A)

The key point is that a Strata Plan is the legal map that shows how the land in a strata development is divided into individually owned units (strata lots) and shared areas (common property). It is filed with the land titles office and defines the exact boundaries of each strata lot, what parts are common property, and any exclusive-use areas. This plan is the authoritative reference for ownership, maintenance responsibilities, and the rights of owners within the strata corporation.

It isn’t about municipal zoning or setting taxes. Zoning comes from the municipality, and property taxes are determined by the assessor. The plan may depict parking areas, but its primary purpose is to designate which portions belong to individual owners versus the shared parts of the development.