For purposes of this chapter, the developer may be eligible to seek subdivision approval as a minor subdivision if all of the following conditions are met:
(A) All of the lots of the subdivision abut an existing public road, highway or street;
(B) No new street, public or private, within the subdivision is proposed, nor is any new street, public or private, required by the city in order to assure adequate access to an existing public road, highway or street from any of the lots of the subdivision;
(C) All city service systems and public improvements are already extended so that each system is readily accessible for direct and individual service connection thereto from each lot in the subdivision. Sidewalks are not considered part of the public improvements that need to be in place or accessible before a property is eligible to apply for a minor subdivision. However, sidewalks will be required for all lots created in the minor subdivision as per the requirements of § 156.154; and
(D) The proposed subdivision consists of no more than three total lots, excluding outlots created for the purpose of public land, park or right-of-way dedication.
(Ord. 2217, passed 11-4-2013)