(A) The reduced submission requirements listed in this section shall apply, together with the procedural requirements of § 159.081, if either of the following apply:
(1) The proposal will meet the definition of a “lot line adjustment” (see § 159.016); and/or
(2) In the determination of the Subdivision Administrator, the proposal will involve revisions to a previously approved plat, and those revisions only involve changes in the supporting documentation or engineering details or to correct erroneous data or minor omissions concerning a plat previously granted final plat approval.
(B) The required information listed in this section may be combined or separated onto different sheets, provided that the plats will be clearly readable.
(C) Additional information. The Subdivision Administrator may require that a plat under this section include the submission of specific additional information that would be required if the plat would be a final minor subdivision plat, if such specific information is necessary to determine compliance with this chapter.
(D) Streamlined approval. An application under this section may be approved by and signed by the Planning Director.
(E) See exemptions in § 159.004 including for merger of lots.
(F) Lot line adjustments or minor revisions of approved plans:
* May be shown on a separate sheet.
(1) County application/review fee(s)/escrow.
(2) Three print copies of the complete final plats.
(3) Plans should be folded to approximately 9 by 12 inches in size with the title visible when the sheets are folded.
(4) Plans drawn at a standard scale, with dimensions set in feet and decimal parts thereof and bearings in degrees, minutes and seconds.
(5) Differentiation between existing and proposed features.
(6) Boundary line of the tract shown as a heavy boundary line.
(7) Owners' statement, plan preparer's seal and signature and approval/review signature blocks. See Appendix B.
(8) Location map clearly showing the location of the project in relation to major roads.
(9) North arrow, graphic scale, written scale.
(10) Date of plan and revision dates.
(11) Existing and proposed lot lines and road rights-of-ways.
(12) Minimum setback requirements shown for the revised lot, if applicable.
(13) Statement of the name of the land classification or zoning district.
(14) List of any modifications or waivers requested to this chapter.
(15) Statement stating “this parcel is not a separate building lot.”
(16) Identification numbers of tax map and existing parcel.
(17) *Offer of dedication and acceptance statements if lot adjoins county road where title has not been conveyed to county.
(Ord. —, passed 6-24-1997; Am. Ord. —, passed 7-13-1999; Am. Res. 2010-5, passed 5-25-2010)