(A) Parcel division review procedure for parcels outside recorded subdivisions. As of May 3, 1983, any property owner desiring to divide a parcel of land not in a recorded subdivision may voluntarily submit an application for parcel division review to the County Assessor’s Deed Processor, along with a $25 application fee.
(1) The application initiates a review of the number of divisions within the original parcel of land after May 3, 1983. If the review determines that a violation would not occur from another parcel division, a parcel division approval will be recorded and sent to the subdivider.
(2) The parcel division approval is only valid for the current property owner at the time it is issued. If the review determines that the original parcel of land has had four or more divisions since May 3, 1983, a parcel division denial will be recorded and sent to the applicant.
(3) If an applicant still desires to divide a parcel of land after receiving a parcel division denial, he or she must either obtain a variance from the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to §§ 150.055 through 150.059, or record a subdivision plat that has been approved by the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to §§ 150.015 through 150.020. Parcel divisions excepted from this section are parcels within incorporated city limit boundaries.
(B) Parcels within an officially recorded platted subdivision. As of May 3, 1983, whenever a property owner proposes to re-subdivide, replat, or amend the plat of an approved preliminary plat, final plat, or a recorded subdivision, the developer shall file a new application for a subdivision, and such application shall be processed in the manner set forth in the procedure for subdivision approval, or apply for a variance.
(Ord. 70, passed 5-19-2020)