Whenever any transfer is to be made of parcels as described in Section 1220.05, the party who wishes to make the transfer shall submit a survey thereof to the office of the Safety-Service Director. The Director shall have seven working days to confer with other City officials to determine if the transfer meets the following conditions:
(a) The proposed parcel is located along an existing dedicated public street and involves no opening, widening or extension of any street or road.
(b) Not more than five lots and/or parcels are involved after the original tract has been completely subdivided.
(c) The proposed parcel is not contrary to applicable provisions of these Subdivision Regulations or the Zoning Code. The Director shall refer the proposed parcel transfer to the Planning Commission if the parcel transfer involves any variance from the Zoning Code or these Subdivision Regulations.
(d) The proposed parcel division does not involve any surface and/or subsurface drainage alteration that will inhibit drainage of the City or of adjoining property owners. The Director shall request additional information from the subdivider (such as topography maps, easements or other information) to ensure that drainage will not be altered or impaired.
(e) Adequate sanitary and water facilities are available for the parcel. Parcels transferring for "non-building" sites shall be so stated on the deed for transfer.
If the division conforms to appropriate standards, the Director shall stamp the deed for transfer "Approved, Plat Required" and attach his or her signature thereto and then the appropriate transfer may be recorded. The plat shall be filed on mylar. However, if the owner of the property does not agree with any of the requirements specified by the Director, he or she may appeal to the Commission for approval for recording, and such approval must be obtained before the transfer can be recorded.
(Ord. 145-82. Passed 11-4-82; Ord. 123-94. Passed 4-21-94; Ord. 201-19. Passed 11-7-19.)