(A) A proposed land division shall be approved if the following criteria are met.
(1) All the parcels to be created by the proposed land division(s) fully comply with the applicable lot yard and area requirements of the Village Zoning Ordinance, including, but not limited to, minimum lot frontage/width, minimum road frontage, minimum lot area, maximum lot coverage and minimum setbacks for existing buildings/structures.
(2) The proposed land division(s) comply with all requirements of the state’s Land Division Act and this chapter.
(3) All parcels created and remaining have existing adequate accessibility, or an area available therefor, to a public road for public utilities and emergency and other vehicles not less than the requirements of the Village Zoning Ordinance or this chapter. In determining adequacy of accessibility, ordinance standards applicable to plats shall also apply as a minimum standard whenever a parcel or tract is proposed to be divided to create four or more parcels.
(4) The ratio of depth to width of any parcel created by the division does not exceed a four-to-one (4:1) ratio, exclusive of access roads, easements or non-buildable parcels created under § 153.08 of this code and parcels added to contiguous parcels that result in all involved parcels complying with the ratio.
(B) The permissible depth of a parcel created by a land division shall be measured within the boundaries of each parcel from the abutting road right-of-way to the most remote boundary line point of the parcel from the point of commencement of the measurement. The permissible minimum width shall be as defined in the Village Zoning Ordinance for the zone in which the division is proposed.
(Prior Code, § 153.07) (Ord. 28, passed 10-20-1997)