(A) Rights and responsibilities. A property owner:
(1) May execute a parcel boundary adjustment by quitclaim deed or by a boundary line agreement as described in division (C) below; and
(2) Shall record the quitclaim deed or boundary line agreement in the office of the County Recorder.
(B) Land use authority. A parcel boundary adjustment is not subject to the review of a land use authority.
(C) Boundary line agreements.
(1) If properly executed and acknowledged as required under this subchapter, an agreement between property owners designating the boundary line between their properties, when recorded in the office of the County Recorder in which the property is located, shall act as a quitclaim deed and convey all of each party’s right, title, interest and estate in property outside the agreed boundary line that had been the subject of the boundary dispute that led to the boundary line agreement.
(2) A boundary line agreement shall include:
(a) Legal description of the agreed upon boundary line;
(b) The signature of each grantor;
(c) A sufficient acknowledgment for each grantor’s signature; and
(d) The address of each grantee for assessment purposes.
(3) A property owner:
(a) May execute a boundary line agreement; and
(b) Shall record a boundary line agreement in the office of the County Recorder.
(4) A boundary line agreement is not subject to the review of a land use authority.
(Prior Code, § 8-6-41) (Ord. 17-25, passed 3-21-2017)