2A. Meaning of “restricted access location”

For the purposes of these Regulations, a restricted access location is any parking space or location for parking as described in paragraph (2) or (3) in relation to a landed dwelling‑house.

Where the landed dwelling‑house is in a development that is to be comprised, or is comprised, in a strata title plan, a restricted access location is —

any parking space or location for parking that is comprised in the same proposed lot or lot as the landed dwelling‑house; or

any parking space or location for parking that is comprised in 2 or more contiguous proposed lots or lots if —

the landed dwelling‑house is comprised in at least one of those proposed lots or lots; and

one of the following applies:

all the proposed lots are purchased by the same purchaser;

in a case where the development is comprised in a strata title plan —

all the lots are purchased by the same purchaser;

all the lots are registered in the name of the same subsidiary proprietor who is the owner developer of the development and those lots are not purchased by any person; or

all the lots are registered in the name of the same subsidiary proprietor who is not the owner developer of the development.

If paragraph (2) does not apply to the landed dwelling‑house, a restricted access location in relation to the landed dwelling‑house is any parking space or location for parking within the landed dwelling‑house.

In this regulation —

“development”, “lot”, “owner developer”, “proposed lot” and “purchaser” have the meanings given by section 2(1) of the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004;

“landed dwelling‑house” means a detached house, semi‑detached house or linked or terrace house or townhouse, that is or is to be used wholly or mainly for the purpose of human habitation;

“strata title plan” and “subsidiary proprietor” have the meanings given by section 3(1) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967.