(A) Any parcel created in noncompliance with this subchapter shall not be eligible for any building permits or zoning approvals, such as special land use approval or site plan approval, and shall not be recognized as a separate parcel on the assessment roll.
(B) Pursuant to § 53(3) of the General Property Tax Act, the assessor shall not recognize the parcel split which violates the Land Division Act, until the assessor has first referred the suspected violation to the Village's prosecuting attorney and has given written notice of the violation(s) to the following:
(1) The Subdivision Control Section of the Department of Consumer and Industry Services;
(2) The person requesting the split; and
(3) The person suspected of the violation or potential nonconformity.
(C) After the assessor has completed the referral and the written notices required by § 53(3), split shall be made on the following year's assessment roll.
(D) In addition, violation of this subchapter shall subject the violator to the penalties and enforcement actions set forth in § 150.99(B) and may otherwise be provided by law.
(1992 Code, § 140.009) (Ord. 98-3, passed 5-18-1998) Penalty, see § 150.99