(A) The subdivider shall obtain an application for a family subdivision from the office of the Subdivision Administrator. The subdivider shall complete the application and submit it with the following information and documentation to the Subdivision Administrator.
(1) Written evidence that the subdivision is a division of land by a property owner among his or her immediate family, to wit: spouse, children, or their lineal descendants or ascendants of said property owner as a gift, as a settlement of the property owner’s estate, or for a nominal consideration. The family subdivision shall comply with the provisions of § 151.106(D).
(2) The family subdivision shall provide that each lot or parcel of land shall have frontage on a public road, shall have a designated 45-foot right-of-way from a public road; or shall have direct access from an existing right-of-way to any lot or parcel of land that does not abut a public road. All rights-of-way will be shown on the plat of the family subdivision.
(3) All lots shall conform to the minimum area requirements of this chapter.
(4) The plat of the family subdivision shall comply with the requirements for recording with the County Register of Deeds.
(B) Upon receipt of a properly completed application and supporting documentation for a family subdivision, the Subdivision Administrator shall review the application and plat for compliance with the provisions of this section. The Subdivision Administrator shall approve the plat for recording when the application and plat conform to the provisions of this chapter. If a family subdivision is denied or the applicant requests a variance, the applicant may appeal the denial to or may request a variance from the Village Planning Board and Village Council.
(Prior Code, Ch. 12 Art. III § 304)