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Three different circumstances exist for public notice and opportunity to comment on the minor subdivision application:
(A) If the subdivider has obtained the signatures of all abutting property owners stating their approval (or no objection to Area Plan Commission approval of the plat) and such accompanies the minor subdivision plat at the time of application for approval by the Area Plan Commission, no further public notice nor a public hearing are necessary, and the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission may certify (approve) the minor subdivision plat for recording.
(B) If the subdivider has not obtained the signatures of all abutting property owners stating their approval at the time of the application to the Area Plan Commission for approval of the plat, the applicant shall give notice of the right to voice objections to the Subdivision Review Committee and then the right to appeal to the full Area Plan Commission to all abutting property owners of record. Within seven days of filing of the application, the notice shall be sent by the applicant to abutting property owners of record by certified mail with return receipts using a prescribed form furnished by the Area Planning Commission. The notice of the right to voice objections to the Subdivision Review Committee and then the right to appeal to the full Area Plan Commission shall inform the abutting property owner that he or she has ten days from the post-marked date of the mailing of the notice to submit a written objection (the address of the Area Plan Commission being included in the notice) to the Area Plan Commission for an audience before the Subdivision Review Committee. Only abutting property owners of record shall make such an objection, and the objection shall be heard before the Subdivision Review Committee before the objector may appeal to the full Area Plan Commission. An affidavit which lists the abutting property owners and attests that notice has been duly given to said property owners must be filed with the Area Plan Commission along with all return receipts within ten days of the filing of the application. Two possible actions may occur:
(1) If the affidavit is in order and no oral nor written objection has been received by the Area Plan Commission on or before the close of the ten days of notification of the abutting property owners, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission may certify (approve) the minor subdivision plat for recording.
(2) If on the other hand, an oral or written objection is received by the Area Plan Commission on or before the close of the tenth day subsequent to the notification of the abutting property owners, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission shall announce, within 14 days of receipt of the application, the date that the objection will be reviewed by the Subdivision Review Committee by giving written notification to the applicant and the objector.
(3) Following the review before the Subdivision Review Committee, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission may approve, disapprove (with written findings that set forth its reasons for denying approval and provide the applicant a copy) the minor subdivision application, or request the full Area Plan Commission to review the matter. If the application is to be approved, the Executive Director shall inform all objectors by certified mail of their right to appeal to the full Area Plan Commission by oral or written request within ten days. Only those abutting property owners who have raised an original objection and requesting a review by Subdivision Review Committee can appeal to the full Area Plan Commission. If no oral or written appeal is received within ten days, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission shall certify (approve) the minor subdivision plat for recording.
(C) After the Subdivision Review Committee has met and the Executive Director has made a finding to deny the subdivision, the applicant may appeal to the full Area Plan Commission. After the Subdivision Review Committee has met and the Executive Director has informed all objectors of the intent to approve the subdivision, an original objector who is also an abutting property owner may appeal orally or in writing to the full Area Plan Commission within ten days of receiving notice of the intent to approve the subdivision. Finally, the Executive Director may request an appeal before the full Area Planning Commission. Under any of these three circumstances, the Area Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at the next scheduled Area Planning Commission and the Executive Director shall give written notice to the applicant and any objectors of the date of the public hearing.
(BC Ord. 2006-05, passed 3-20-06)
(A) A minor subdivision requires the submittal of a plat prepared by a licensed land surveyor and duly signed and sealed prior to submission attesting to the legal boundary descriptions and the monumenting of property corners of all lots (existing and created).
(B) The minor subdivision plat shall include the information cited in § 154.038. Prior to submission of the plat, the subdivider is encouraged to obtain the certifications of access, sewage disposal, potable water and stormwater drainage. The plat will be accepted for processing by the Area Plan Commission without these four certifications; and the Area Plan Commission staff will forward the plat to the appropriate agencies for these three certifications. Prior to submission of the plat, the subdivider is also encouraged to obtain the signatures of all abutting property owners stating their approval (or no objection to Area Plan Commission approval of the plat). The plat will be accepted for processing by the Area Plan Commission without abutting property owner signature. However, the subdivider shall (within seven days of the filing) send out notifications to abutting property owners of their right to voice objections to the Subdivision Review Committee and then to appeal to the full Area Plan Commission within ten days notify, and shall file an affidavit within ten days with the Area Plan Commission verifying the notification. If any abutting property owner requests the review of an objection by the Subdivision Review Committee, the review by the Subdivision Review Committee shall be scheduled; if not, the Executive Director may certify (approve) the plat for recording provided the plat and affidavit are in order. If any party appeals to the full Area Plan Commission after the review by the Subdivision Review Committee, a public hearing will be scheduled before the full Area Plan Commission; after the public hearing, the Area Plan Commission may approve or deny the subdivision stating the conditions for denial. If approved, the President and Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission may certify (approve) the plat for recording provided the plat and affidavit are in order.
(C) The minor subdivision plat shall be submitted on a reproducible piece of paper (with original signatures) drawn to a scale no larger than one inch equals 200 feet plus six copies and a read-only electronic version of the plat.
(BC Ord. 2006-05, passed 3-20-06)
(A) The application for minor subdivision plat approval shall include the following data:
(1) Title of minor subdivision.
(2) Recording data of the deed of the property being divided, including deed book and page number and tax block and lot number. (A copy of the deed shall be attached.)
(3) Owners of record with their names, addresses, and original signatures (to be affixed and dated).
(4) A parent tract legal boundary description, with the lengths and bearings from all property corners (to be monumented with a steel rod) shown on the plat. Each parcel shall have a legal boundary description, with the lengths and bearings from all property corners (to be monumented with a steel rod) shown on the plat.
(5) Location map of the subdivision from the nearest public road intersection, with north point and scale.
(6) Location and description of all monuments with references by distance and bearings to quarter section corners, section corners, grant corners, or recorded subdivision corners.
(7) All lots numbered or lettered with the acreage of each lot shown.
(8) All public rights-of-way including streets and utility easements shown and labeled with the width thereof. A statement shall be placed on the plat that no buildings, structures, fences, shrubs or trees shall be placed in the public right-of-ways, either existing or to be dedicated by this plat.
(9) Building setbacks from the front lot line.
(10) Thoroughfare setback lines and dedication of an additional right-of-way consistent with Thoroughfare Plan, if applicable.
(11) 100-year flood contour line from the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) or the statement that all areas are outside the 100-year flood plain. If any portion of the lot falls within the 100-year flood plain, a suitable building site above the 100-year flood plain elevation shall be readily evident from the plat by showing the portion of the flood plain to be filled. Further, access to a suitable building site above the 100-year flood plain shall be demonstrated.
(12) Location of existing water, sewer, other municipal services, and other utilities (electric, gas, telephone, cable television, etc.)
(13) Zoning classification of the subject property and all abutting properties.
(14) Names and addresses of record of all abutting property owners with appropriate references to the tax block and lot number and deed book and page number for all abutting properties.
(15) Any existing buildings and structures (including fences) and their placement on the lots.
(16) Natural waters courses designated with the statement that no buildings, structures, fences, shrubs or trees shall be placed in the easements. Legal drains designated, if applicable.
(17) Any significant geologic structures (such as sinkholes) shall be shown on the plat, and it shall be readily evident from the plat that a suitable building site exists.
(B) The following certifications must appear on the plat:
(1) Certificate of Access by the County Highway Engineer/State Highway Representative:
All parcels have Ingress and Egress to each proposed building site to (road name) which is a public county/state maintained roadway.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited).
Signature & Title Date
(2) Sewage Disposal Certificate (if private systems are to be used):
Private waste disposal systems have been approved for this Minor Subdivision; however, the type and size of the onsite sewage disposal system for each parcel in this Minor Subdivision will be determined by the Warrick County Health Department. These systems will comply with Regulation 410 IAC 6-8.1 as set down by the Indiana State Board of Health and Warrick County Ordinance #1985-15. This Ordinance regulates the installation, construction, maintenance and operation of private sewage disposal systems and provides penalties for violations. Diagrams of these systems are available at the Warrick County Health Department, Boonville, Indiana. Only one (1) sewage permit shall be issued per parcel. The approved sites for the private waste disposal systems are as shown on this plat. Any site other than those shown as "approved area" must be approved by Warrick County Health Department, to regulate the placing of these systems with designated approved sites and will not be the responsibility of the Warrick County Area Plan Commission.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited)
Warrick Co. Health Dept. Date
(If Sanitary Sewer System)
Sanitary sewer lines are in place and guaranteed available for connection to all parcels.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited).
Name & Sewer Company Date
(3) Potable Water Certificate:
Water lines are in place and available for connection to all parcels.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited).
Name & Water Company Date
(If water is supplied by wells or cisterns)
Water will be provided to all parcels by wells or cisterns.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited).
Warrick Co. Health Dept. Date
(4) Stormwater Drainage Certificate by the Warrick County Surveyor:
I, (name), Warrick County Surveyor, certify that this Minor Subdivision will not effect the drainage in this area nor does it require drainage Plan submittal.
Conditions: (statement of no conditions or the conditions cited)
Warrick County Surveyor Date
(5) Surveyor Certificate:
I, (name), Registered Land Surveyor in the State of Indiana, hereby certify: (a) that I have examined the FEMA Flood Hazard Map Community No. ( ), dated ( ), and have determined that this Minor Subdivision IS/IS NOT in a Flood Hazard Area; and (b) that all property corners have been monumented.
[Note: If any portion is located within the 100-year flood plain, you must delineate that portion as shown on the flood plain panel. Further, you must demonstrate that the remainder of the lot can have a suitable building site with access above the 100-year flood elevation, showing any portion of the lot to be filled at an elevation two (2) feet above the 100-year flood plain.]
Surveyor's Name Date
& L.S. Number
(6) Abutting Property Owner Certificate:
I, (name), have no objection to the approval of this subdivision plat by the Area Plan Commission and waive my right to request a Public Hearing before the Area Plan Commission on this subdivision.
Abutting Property Owner Name Date
[This certification may be placed on the plat next to the name of the abutting property owner with a note referring to the statement above (placed on the plat), or in an attachment to the plat with the abutting property owners' names, addresses, tax block and lot and deed book and page listed.]
(7) Executive Director Certificate:
I, (name), Executive Director, Warrick County Area Plan Commission, hereby certify this division of land is determined to be an "Minor Subdivision" as defined and subject to the provisions of the Subdivision Control Ordinance in effect for Warrick County; and that any deviation from said requirements shall cause this certification to become null and void.
(BC Ord. 2006-05, passed 3-20-06; Am. BC Ord. 2007-19, passed 9-12-07; Am. BC Ord. 2007-24, passed 9-12-07; Am. BC Ord. 2007-25, passed 9-12-07)
Four different circumstances exist under which approval of the minor subdivision plat is given:
(A) The Executive Director may certify the plat for recording if the minor subdivision application and plat are in order; and the certificates of access, sewage disposal, potable water and stormwater drainage have been signed by the appropriate authorities (at the time of the original filing or subsequent to the original filing when the Area Plan Commission staff circulates the plat for signatures), and all abutting property owners have signed the plat (stating no objection and waiver of the right to request a public hearing).
(B) The Executive Director may certify the plat for recording if the minor subdivision application, plat and affidavit of notice to abutting property owners (of their right to voice an objection to the Subdivision Review Committee and then appeal to the full Area Plan Commission) are in order; and the certificates of access, sewage disposal, potable water and stormwater drainage have been signed by the appropriate authorities (at the time of the original filing or subsequent to the original filing when the Area Plan Commission staff circulates the plat for signatures), and no abutting property owner requests (orally or in writing) an opportunity to voice objections to the Subdivision Review Committee within ten days of the mailing of the notifications to abutting property owners.
(C) If an opportunity to voice objections to the Subdivision Review Committee is requested by any abutting property owner within the specified time period, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission may approve, disapprove (with written findings that set forth its reasons for denying approval and provide the applicant a copy) or appeal to the full Area Plan Commission the minor subdivision application, following the review by the Subdivision Review Committee. If no appeal to the full Area Plan Commission is received within the specified time period from an objector after notification of the intent to approve the subdivision the application is approved, the Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission shall certify (approve) the minor subdivision plat for recording.
(D) If an appeal is made by the subdivider, an objector of standing or the Executive Director to the full Area Plan Commission within the specified time period, the Area Plan Commission may approve or disapprove (with written findings that set forth its reasons for denying approval and provide the applicant a copy) the minor subdivision application, following the Public Hearing. If the application is approved, the President and Executive Director of the Area Plan Commission shall certify (approve) the minor subdivision plat for recording.
(BC Ord. 2006-05, passed 3-20-06)
PROCEDURE FOR RESUBDIVISION
AND/OR REPLATTING OF LAND
For any change in a map of an approved or recorded subdivision plat, if such changes affects any street layout shown on such map, or area reserved thereon for public use, or any lot line, or if it affects any map or plat legally established prior to the adoption of any regulations controlling subdivisions, such parcel shall be approved by the Area Plan Commission by the same procedures, rules, and regulations as for subdivisions. Such change also must be in conformity with statutes governing platting and vacating of public ways (I.C. 36-7-3 et seq., as amended).
(BC Ord. 2006-05, passed 3-20-06)
VACATION OF PLATS
GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN
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