A.
Any
property owner requesting a lot adjustment shall file with the planning
director or director of public works a duplicate tracing and such
number of copies of the lot line adjustment map as required together
with an application. The map shall be eleven by seventeen inches in
size and shall indicate the exterior boundaries, the existing lot
lines, and the proposed adjustment of such lines at a scale of not
more than one inch equals one hundred feet.
B.
The
lot line adjustment map shall accurately locate all existing rights-of-way,
easements, and existing structures. The property lines indicated shall
be obtained from existing recorded maps, and the map need not be prepared
by an engineer or surveyor unless the location of buildings require
more accurate locational data. In such instances the property owner
may be required to have such buildings and adjoining lot lines accurately
located to determine the effect a lot line adjustment would have on
the existing development.
C.
The
lot line adjustment map shall indicate all dimensions and courses
of property lines, the assessor's parcel numbers, the zoning of the
property, the area of each existing parcel, and the resultant area
of the revised lots. The map shall contain a certification by the
parties holding title and the name of the person preparing the map.
(Ord. 598, 1984)
The planning director and director of public works shall within
three days of receipt of a request for a lot line adjustment transmit
such requests to those departments and local agencies which may have
an effect on the proposal. The planning director and director of public
works shall provide for a minimum of five days for a response before
taking any action on the request.
(Ord. 598, 1984)
The planning director and director of public works may approve
a lot line adjustment when they find that:
A.
The
lot line adjustment does not violate existing codes and policies;
and
B.
The
lot line adjustment will not create difficult or unreasonable access
to the parcels; and
C.
The
lot line adjustment would not require variances to permit standard
development; and
D.
Utilities
and public services can be provided to the revised parcels; and
E.
No
street dedication or improvements are required; and
F.
No
new parcel or parcels are created.
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The planning director and director of public works may amend
such lot line adjustment maps as a condition of approval.
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(Ord. 598, 1984)
Approval or disapproval of a lot line adjustment by the planning
director and director of public works shall appear on the lot line
adjustment map. A copy thereof shall be transmitted to the applicant.
A permanent copy of each lot line adjustment request and map shall
be maintained in the planning department, with a copy of each approved
map provided to the building official.
(Ord. 598, 1984)
