A.
Owner(s) of two adjoining lots may apply to move but not remove the common boundary and no additional lots shall be created. Boundary line adjustments may be used to eliminate or reduce encroachments or nonconformities with the provisions of this title and SGC Title 22. Any substantial movement of a lot line in a subdivision, which has been recorded for less than 18 months, shall follow the replatting procedure in Chapter 21.40 SGC. Other boundary line adjustments may be approved administratively if consistent with any direction provided by the planning commission or assembly. The city shall have the authority to direct such changes subject to zoning requirements set out in SGC Title 22.
B.
A final plat shall be prepared in accordance with final plat preparation requirements in SGC § 21.20.160. Boundary line adjustments may be approved by the municipal administrator with an opportunity to appeal to the planning commission and the assembly.
C.
Following approval, it shall be recorded reflecting such boundary changes. The recordable subdivision plat shall be submitted within three months of the date of approval or the approval becomes void. The recordable plat shall contain all the information required for minor subdivisions and final major subdivision plats including all signature blocks, the required easement maintenance signature block, location of set and recovered monuments, plat notes required by the municipality, and easement designations.
D.
Public notice and notifications of nearby property owners are not required.
(S.G.C. 21.16.010; Ord. 03-1729 § 4, 2003)