(A) When a proposed subdivision of land involves five lots or less and does not require the opening, widening or extension of any street, it may be submitted to the Planning Commission for approval without a plat, provided, however, that a cumulative total of not more than five lots shall be permitted on one parcel of land without a plat.
(B) A drawing based upon a survey showing the location of the property and giving dimensions and other such information as may be necessary and a legal description in writing must be submitted with the request.
(C) When the existing street right-of-way width is inadequate, a right-of-way conveyance by deed shall be made by the owner to satisfy the deficiency. Such dedication shall be made to the village when the land in question is within the corporate limits or to the county when it is within the three-mile area of jurisdiction. The grantor shall not be required to install street improvements as a condition of conveyance.
(D) Upon receipt of the drawing, legal description and right-of-way conveyance, if required, the Planning Commission shall determine to its satisfaction that the proposed lot split is not contrary to any applicable platting, subdividing or zoning regulations, and if no conflict exists it shall approve the lot split.
(`94 Code, § 1123.09) (Ord. 17-70, passed 9-22-70)