The division of any lands into parcels for the purpose of transfer of ownership shall be subject to the review of the Planning Commission to assure that such division is not in conflict with local zoning requirements, public health regulations, the Comprehensive Plan and the codes and ordinances of the City, provided that land divided in the following manner shall not be subject to the full provisions of these regulations:
(a) The partitioning or division of land into parcels containing five or more acres and not involving any new streets or easements for access;
(b) The partitioning or division of land into five lots or less;
(c) The sale or exchange of parcels between adjoining lot owners, where such sale or exchange does not create additional building sites as defined, or reduce the original tract below the minimum requirements of zoning or these regulations;
(d) The establishment of private streets servicing industrial structures on their own property if there is no division of land involved.
No plat will be required for the division or partitioning of a parcel of land under any of the above conditions if the Planning Commission is satisfied that such proposed division is not contrary to applicable platting, subdividing or zoning regulations. If the Planning Commission's approval is indicated on any conveyance or the conveyances of the property by stamping or writing thereon the words "no plat required, " such conveyance can then be recorded without any plat being filed with the County Recorder.
(Ord. 5921/62. Passed 5-14-62.)