Minor Plat Amendment or Subdivision by Metes and Bounds Process
Description
A modification to an existing plat or a division of a parcel of land into a limited number of smaller parcels where:
- The total number of lots in the subdivision are not increased or decreased by more than 10 lots
- No more than 10 new parcels are created
- No additional public infrastructure or utilities are required
- No changes are being proposed to property boundaries of lots or parcels owned by someone other than the applicant(s) (including common area)
- No lot is created that is smaller than the smallest lot within the existing subdivision
Required Permits & Approvals
- Amended Plat Approval or Metes & Bounds Subdivision Approval
Review Process
- Completed Application Submitted
- Fees Submitted
- Notice Mailed (Plat Amendments only)
- Building & Planning Review
- Planning Commission Review & Approval
- Sign Plat and Submit to County Recorder
Standards for Review
- The proposed parcels conform to the previously approved general plan and this title;
- No additional public utilities or infrastructure are required to provide adequate public service to the newly divided lots;
- The utility and/or vehicular access to remaining undeveloped property will not be impaired;
- The proposed parcels will have access to existing necessary utilities;
- That remnant parcels which did not previously exist are not created which, due to size, configuration or location, do not meet current zoning requirements and/or are not able to be developed; and
- The proposed subdivision meets the criteria for exemption from the plat requirement set forth by the Utah Code Annotated section 10-9a-605, as amended