A. To make a parcel boundary adjustment, a property owner shall execute a boundary adjustment through:
1. A quitclaim deed; or
2. A boundary line agreement under section 10-2-4; and
3. Record the quitclaim deed or boundary line agreement in the office of the county recorder of the county in which each property is located.
B. To make a lot line adjustment, a property owner shall obtain approval of the boundary adjustment under section 10-2-4; and execute a boundary adjustment through:
1. A quit claim deed; or
2. A boundary line agreement; and
3. Record the quitclaim deed or boundary line agreement in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the property is located.
C. A parcel boundary adjustment under subsection 10-2-4 is not subject to review of the city unless:
1. The parcel includes a dwelling;
2. The city's approval is required under subsection 10-2-4G;
3. If the adjustment includes property that is not a lot.
D. The recording of a boundary line agreement or other document used to adjust a mutual boundary line that is not subject to review by the city
1. Does not constitute a land use approval; and
2. Does not affect the validity of the boundary line agreement or other document used to adjust a mutual boundary line.
E. The city may withhold approval of a land use application for property that is subject to a recorded boundary line agreement or other document used to adjust a mutual boundary line if the city determines that the lots or parcels, as adjusted by the boundary line agreement or other document used to adjust the mutual boundary line, are not in compliance with the city's land use regulations in effect on the day on which the boundary line agreement or other document used to adjust the mutual boundary line is recorded. (Ord. passed 11-29-2022)