For all subdivisions of land, as defined in § 151.105, the following categories of subdivisions shall be used to determine the procedures required for review.
(A) Major subdivision. A subdivision of land by a property owner into more than ten lots or parcels for the purpose of sale or development (whether immediate or future).
(B) Minor subdivision. A subdivision of land by a property owner into not more than ten nor less than three lots or parcels for the purpose of sale or development (whether immediate or future).
(C) Special subdivision. Other divisions of land for specific uses not otherwise specified by this chapter (which may include such examples as cemeteries, boundary disputes, and the like); subdivision of property into two lots; and the subdivision of land within a residential planned unit development (RPUD), provided subdivisions in these developments conform with the requirements of § 154.129.
(D) Cluster subdivisions. The subdivision of land which permits the reduction of the required minimum lot sizes and dimensional requirements, subject to the dedication of required open space. Cluster subdivisions may be permitted in the R-1 and R-2 zoning districts in accordance with requirements and standards in § 154.130. Additionally, the cluster subdivision shall be reviewed in accordance with the procedures and requirements for a major subdivision.
(Prior Code, Ch. 12 Art. VI § 602)