Title 51123/1, layer by layer

What's in each layer

• Default view — parcel boundary, neighbouring lots, roads/tracks, carriageway easements, buildings and gates: the access-and-title picture every question here starts from.
• For the planning story — toggle on Planning scheme zones, Code overlays and Land use (2021), then read The Case / Subdivision for what they mean.
• For the ecological story — toggle on the natural-values points (threatened flora / fauna, conservation-significance flora, species observations, declared weeds), Hydrographic lines/areas and Elevation bands.

Access & title

• Parcel boundary — title 51123/1 itself, drawn bold.
• Neighbouring parcels — surrounding cadastral lots within the buffer, drawn subtly.
• Roads & tracks — LISTmap transport-network lines classed "Access Road" / "Vehicular Track" near the parcel (no dedicated road-centreline layer exists in the downloaded set; this is the closest real one).
• Easements (rights of carriageway) — LISTmap Easements layer, dashed. The folio's own lettered rights of way (A–E) are carriageway easements per the sealed-plan check; this layer shows whatever LISTmap's Easements export actually holds near the parcel — it may not resolve to the same A–E labels without the plan document.
• Building footprints — filled polygons, LISTmap Building_Footprints.
• Gates & barriers — points: gates, boom gates, removable barriers on the local track network.
• Survey plan index points — LISTmap's Survey Plan Points layer: index/georeference anchors that tie a registered plan number (e.g. P975, 96839) to an approximate location so the plan can be looked up. They are not boundary corners or survey marks — one point stands in for a whole plan, so their placement looks scattered by design. Useful for finding which historical plans cover an area; not for locating boundaries.
• Land tenure — freehold / Crown / reserve tenure classes in the buffer.

Planning constraints

• Planning scheme zones — Tasmanian Planning Scheme zone polygons (LCZ etc.) near the parcel, from LISTmap's official zoning layer.
• Code overlays — hazard/environmental code-overlay polygons (bushfire-prone, waterway/coastal, etc.) from the same scheme layer, dashed.
• Land use (2021) — LISTmap's most recent statewide land-use classification, clipped to the buffer.

Natural values

• Hydrographic lines & areas — watercourses and water bodies.
• Elevation bands — 100 m contour-derived elevation polygons.
• Threatened flora / fauna, conservation-significance flora, species observations, declared weeds — LISTmap natural-values point records near the parcel, with real species names and schedule status where recorded. Off by default. Note: these are records from the ~2 km atlas buffer, not the parcel alone, and Natural Values Atlas coordinates are often generalised (rounded to 100 m–1 km), so a dot marks a record's vicinity, not an exact plant or sighting location.

Context & history

• Fire history — past bushfire extents touching the buffer.
• Fire history — last impacted — LISTmap's separate "last impacted" fire-history layer (distinct from the general Fire_History layer above), with incident dates/severity where recorded.
• Reserve estate — the neighbouring Snug Tiers Nature Recreation Area, where present.

Next: for the interpreted argument → The Case; for the full report → Subdivision.