The following shall be considered minor subdivisions:
(A) Residential. Any subdivision of land creating not more than one new residential lot in which the lot to be subdivided conforms to all the following:
(1) The subdivision meets the zoning code requirements for frontage on an existing road.
(2) The subdivision does not require the construction of any new public facilities, public improvements or new roads.
(3) The subdivision complies with the comprehensive plan, zoning code, and any official map.
(B) Minor boundary adjustments. The relocation of the boundary line between two abutting existing parcels of property shall be considered a minor subdivision provided such relocation shall not cause the creation of an additional parcel or parcels and the resulting parcels comply with the zoning code.
(C) Agricultural. Any division of agricultural land for the purpose of transfer of ownership for agricultural purposes shall be considered a minor subdivision provided all of the requirements of the zoning code are fulfilled.
(D) Subdivisions resulting from the issuance of a conditional use permit. Any division of land creating not more than two new lots and required for a use permitted through the issuance of a conditional use permit shall be considered a minor subdivision upon issuance of a conditional use permit.
(E) Land exchanges and additions to existing lots. Exchanges of abutting land between owners, and the addition of land to an existing lot shall be considered a minor subdivision provided the new lot and the remaining lot meet the zoning code requirements.
(Ord. 33, § 6.2, passed 1-21-92)