The purpose of this article is to create an alternate process to facilitate the occasional segregation of a simple segregation tract, where the purposes of this chapter are otherwise met.
To show suitability of the land for current development, the owner of the tracts to be sold or the applicant for a building permit on a lot must show all of the following:
Upon written findings that the items in subsection (2) of this section are satisfied, the administrator shall approve the simple segregation, which shall be recorded. The conditions of approval shall provide all tracts are legal lots of record for purposes of sale, but with no warranty that the lots are buildable under county rules and regulations. If the applicant submits the additional information required in subsection (3) of this section, the administrator may include a written finding and conditions that the lot is a lawful building lot as of the date of approval.
No lot in a recorded segregation may be further divided within a period of five years from the date of recording without filing for a plat, short subdivision, or large lot subdivision as provided in this chapter.