Handle Removal of Covenants Without Stalling Your Project


A restrictive covenant sitting on a title can block a renovation, a second dwelling or a subdivision long after the reason it was created has stopped being relevant to the property. Finding this out midway through planning, once a design is already drawn up, is one of the more expensive ways to discover a covenant exists.

Removal of covenants in Victoria requires precise title and site data, a compliant application and the right legal pathway, and getting any of these wrong risks delays, rejection or a costly redesign. It is a technical and legal process best guided by a licensed surveyor working alongside a solicitor rather than attempted alone.

How the Process Works

A covenant can be removed by applying to the Supreme Court of Victoria, applying for a planning permit to remove or vary the restriction, or requesting an amendment to the planning scheme, depending on which mechanism suits the title. Linear Land Surveying reviews the covenant, prepares the required data and plans, and manages the application through to a registered outcome, with most straightforward matters completed in three to six months.

Why Choose Linear Land Surveying

With over 30 years of experience across Melbourne and Victoria, Linear Land Surveying specialises in the creation and removal of covenants and easements, working directly with councils, Land Use Victoria and solicitors to keep applications moving.

  • Expert title review to determine the best path forward
  • Easement Removal Survey and Land Use Victoria plan preparation
  • Direct liaison with councils and service authorities
  • Application lodgement and confirmation of the updated title

Get in Touch

Contact Linear Land Surveying on 03 9873 8888 to discuss removal of covenants for your property today.

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