Chapter 17.40
MINOR SUBDIVISIONS

Sections:

17.40.010    Minor subdivisions.

17.40.010 Minor subdivisions.

(a) Purpose. To minimize the procedural requirements and review time for subdivisions which have a relatively minimal impact on the planning area.

(b) Data to Be Submitted.

(1) The town clerk will determine the number of copies required for each required item and provide the applicant with the fee schedule. A minor subdivision plat shall contain the following:

(i) Name of the subdivision, if any;

(ii) Written and graphic scale at a minimum of 100 feet to one inch;

(iii) North arrow;

(iv) Date of preparation;

(v) Lot lines to the nearest foot;

(vi) Street dimensions to the nearest foot;

(vii) Location of structures, if applicable; and

(viii) Zoning and existing densities on adjoining properties.

(2) A letter of commitment from a municipal sanitation district.

(3) A written statement containing the following:

(i) Gross acreage of the subdivision;

(ii) Number and type of units;

(iii) Acreage of drives and open parking and percentage of the total area of subdivision;

(iv) Acreage and percentage of open space;

(v) Acreage covered by buildings or structures and percentage of total acreage;

(vi) Acreage of each lot;

(vii) A legal description of the total subdivision area; and

(viii) Names, physical and mailing addresses of adjoining property owners.

(4) Proof of ownership.

(c) Final Plat. A final plat as required by GMC 17.20.040 to be recorded. Financial security for public improvements may be required by the board. [Amended during 2011 recodification; Ord. 719 § 2, 2008. Code 1999 § 17-2-10].