(A) A boundary adjustment final plat shall be filed when a subdivider/developer desires to make minor adjustments to platted lots. A boundary adjustment final plat shall meet the following conditions:
(1) Lot lines of no more than three platted lots may be adjusted on one boundary adjustment plat.
(2) The resulting lot or lots shall not be reduced below the minimum sizes and dimensions required by Ch. 154 of the Zoning Code; and
(3) The resulting lot or lots that do not conform to the above conditions shall be considered a subdivision and must follow the procedures for subdivisions set forth in this chapter.
(B) Boundary adjustments may be allowed for lawful lots existing in noncompliance with minimum area, frontage and dimensional requirements of this chapter or Ch. 154, Zoning Code, provided that resulting adjustment of lot lines does not increase the degree of non-compliance with this chapter and Ch. 154 of the this code of ordinances.
(C) A Boundary adjustment plat shall be prepared by a professional land surveyor registered in the State of Illinois. The plat shall indicate the existing and proposed adjusted lot lines. All existing buildings, other structures and easements, whether platted or not, shall be indicated.
(D) Three copies of the boundary adjustment plat shall be fled with the Code Administrator. The Code Administrator shall review the plat for conformity with the requirements set forth herein.
(E) The fee for filing of a boundary adjustment plat shall be the same as the fee for filing a Final minor subdivision plat.
(F) If the Code Administrator find such plat and adjustment in property lines to be in order and in compliance with the requirements of this Chapter and Ch. 154, the Code Administrator shall forward the plat to the Board of Trustees for approval. No review shall be conducted by the Planning and Zoning Board.
(G) The Village Clerk shall attach a certified copy of the Board's resolution of approval or disapproval to the plat. If the Board disapproves the plat, their resolution shall specify the aspects in which the plat fails to meet the above conditions for approval.
(H) Upon approval, the owners and the Code Administrator or his deputy shall jointly file the plat with the County Recorder of Deeds within 60 days after approval by the Board of Trustees. If any such plat is not filed within this period, the approval shall expire. One copy of the filed plat shall be retained by the owner and one copy shall be retained by the Code Administrator. The fee due to the County Recorder of Deeds shall be paid by the owners.