A. Occasionally parcels of land are created after the rest of the land has been subdivided or after an exemption is used to divide the land. The term "remainder" was used to refer to that portion of an original tract which is not itself created for transfer but which is left after other parcels are segregated for transfer.
B. A "remainder" less than one hundred sixty (160) acres in size, contiguous to a proposed subdivision, will be considered a lot in that subdivision and will be reviewed as a lot within the subdivision. If an exemption by a certificate of survey is used, the remaining tract of land must be shown as a separate parcel which must be surveyed. (Ord. 09-23, 11-16-2009; amd. Ord. 21-15, 9-20-2021)