§ 150.066 PRE-APPLICATION.

   The contact person is the Zoning Administrator. The property owner or his, her, or their designated representative (hereinafter “applicant”) meets with Zoning Administrator to:

   (A)   Discuss the procedure for approval of a subdivision;

   (B)   Discuss requirements for a subdivision and review application requirements (application may be obtained from city office or Zoning Administrator); and

   (C)   Discuss the requirements for a Conceptual Plan drawing (can be eight and one-half inches by 11 inches - for pre-application only; under § 150.068(B) the requirement for a Conceptual Plan is 11 inches by 17 inches) to include the following: frontage for each lot, dimensions and area of each lot, existing buildings, easements, field drains, rights-of-way, location of utilities, and proposed use of each lot.

   (D)   The Zoning Administrator determines whether the proposed subdivision meets the requirements for a minor subdivision.

      (1)   If a proposed subdivision meets the requirements for a minor subdivision, the applicant shall follow the requirements for this subchapter.

      (2)   If a proposed subdivision does not meet the requirements for a minor subdivision, the applicant shall follow the requirements for §§ 150.025 through 150.053.

      (3)   According to UCA § 10-9a-605, if a proposed subdivision is determined to be an agricultural subdivision, then the applicant is exempt from the plat requirements of UCA § 10-9a-603 and of this subchapter and §§ 150.025 through 150.053.

         (a)   An agricultural subdivision requires the boundaries of each lot or parcel exempted shall be graphically illustrated on a record of survey map that, after receiving the same approvals as are required for a plat under UCA § 10-9a-604 shall be recorded with the County Recorder.

         (b)   If one of the parcels of an agricultural subdivision contains a residential home, then the applicant is required to provide to the Zoning Administrator and city a survey with metes and bounds to establish the corners of that residential lot; and this shall be recorded with the County Recorder after review and approval by the City Engineer and approval by the Zoning Administrator.

         (c)   If a lot or parcel exempted under the agricultural subdivision section is ever used for a nonagricultural purpose, then the city requires the lot or parcel to comply with all of the requirements of §§ 150.025 through 150.053, which conforms to UCA § 10-9a-603.

(Ord. 2021-020, passed - -2021) Penalty, see § 150.999