(A) Minor subdivision plats exceeding 50 acres in area, consisting of more than two pages, or that contain an irregular configuration which staff determines cannot be adequately shown on legal-sized sheets must be submitted as large format minor subdivision plats.
(B) The large format minor subdivision plat shall be drawn on Mylar at a scale of not more than 100 feet to the inch. One copy, as required by the Division’s application process, shall be submitted to the Planning and Design Services. In case of an unusually large subdivision, Division staff may modify this requirement and allow a scale of not more than 200 feet to the inch. All distances and angles shall be drawn large enough to be legible after photo-reduction of the plat by 50%.
(C) No sheet of the record plat may exceed 24 inches by 36 inches, unless the Planning Commission and the County Clerk has agreed, in writing, to record it. A two-inch by three inch space shall be reserved in the lower right hand corner for the County Clerk’s stamp.
(D) All other sections of this subchapter shall apply to the large format minor subdivision plats.
(LDC § 7.8.80)