[Amended 7-2-1997]
Criteria for determining whether or not the division of a parcel constitutes a subdivision, and are thereby subject to the Town of Wilton Subdivision Regulations herein, shall be as follows:
A. 
Number of parcels in a residential subdivision. If, after the original parcel(s) is subdivided, three or more separate parcels exist, then said resulting parcels would be considered a subdivision.
B. 
Number of parcels in a commercial/industrial subdivision. If, after the original parcel(s) is subdivided, two or more separate parcels exist, then said resulting parcels would be considered a subdivision.
C. 
The creation of a third distinct resulting parcel within any consecutive three-year period shall, at that time, constitute a subdivision, and all of the provisions of the Subdivision Regulations herein shall automatically apply to all such resulting parcels thereof, including the first two parcels.
D. 
Landlocked resulting parcels. Any parcel that does not have frontage on a Town, county or state road shall be subject to subdivision review.
E. 
Parcels subject to the Subdivision Regulations are as follows:
(1) 
Original parcels.
(2) 
Resulting parcels.
(3) 
Unrecorded parcels not shown on the Wilton Tax Map.
One owner or group of persons acting in concert as part of a common scheme or plan who own the original parcel(s) in question individually or collectively shall be subject to subdivision regulations.
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Editor's Note: Former § 109-7, Parcels subject to subdivision regulations, was repealed 7-2-1997. See now § 109-5.
All new parcels created in the Town of Wilton, whether by subdivision or other means, shall meet all requirements of area, setbacks and frontage of the Zoning Ordinance.[1] Except when existing parcels or portions of existing parcels are combined and existing structures do not currently meet the setback requirements, the preexisting nonconforming status of said setbacks shall remain on the new parcel.
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Editor's Note: See Ch. 129, Zoning.
When any subdivision of land is proposed to be made within the Town and before any contract for the sale of or any offer to sell such subdivided land or any part thereof is made and before any construction is begun and before any building permit shall be granted, the owner shall submit his subdivision for review by the Planning Board.