An applicant shall file all of the following with the Village Clerk, for review and approval by the Village Zoning Administrator, of a proposed land division before making any division either by deed, land contract or lease for more than one year or for building development:
(A) (1) A completed application form on such form as may be provided by the village;
(2) Proof of fee ownership of the land proposed to be divided;
(3) A tentative parcel map of the land proposed to be divided, prepared pursuant to the survey map requirements of Public Act 132 of 1970, being MCL 54.211, as amended, by a land surveyor licensed by the state, and showing the dimensions and legal descriptions of the existing parcel and the parcels proposed to be created by the division(s), the location of all existing structures and other land improvements and the accessibility of the parcels for vehicular traffic and utilities from existing public roads;
(4) Proof that all standards of the state’s Land Division Act and this chapter have been met; and
(5) If the transfer of division rights are proposed in the land transfer, detailed information about the terms and availability of the proposed division rights transfer.
(B) Unless a division created a parcel which is acknowledged and declared to be “not buildable” under § 153.08 of this code, all divisions shall result in “buildable” parcels containing sufficient “buildable” area outside of unbuildable wetlands, flood plains and other areas where buildings are prohibited therefrom, and with sufficient area to comply with all required setback provisions, minimum floor areas, off-street parking spaces, on-site sewage disposal and water well locations (where public water and sewer service is not available) and the maximum allowed area coverage of buildings and structures on the site; and
(C) The fee as may from time to time be established by resolution of the Village Council for land division reviews, pursuant to this chapter, to cover the costs of review of the application and administration of this chapter and the state’s Land Division Act.
(Prior Code, § 153.05) (Ord. 28, passed 10-20-1997)