16.02.030 AGRICULTURAL SUBDIVISION
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The official Cache County code is at https://www.cachecounty.gov/assets/department/clerk/cachecountyut-ut-2.pdf.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
Titles 16 and 17 only, from the PDF on the county's own website (prepared by its code publisher; publisher notes removed).
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Agricultural parcels may be subdivided without requiring a plat or specific approvals from the director, planning commission, or county council in conformance with state code 17-27a-605 with the following conditions:
A. The lot qualifies as land in agricultural use under state code 59-2-5 of the farmland assessment act.
B. The lot meets the minimum size requirements of applicable land use ordinances.
C. The lot is not used and will not be used for any nonagricultural purpose.
D. Lots having been subdivided by this process may obtain clearance for the construction of agricultural buildings, but shall not be permitted to construct residential or commercial structures. In the event that an agriculturally subdivided lot requests nonagricultural development, the lot will require a legal subdivision from the most recent legal parcel size and configuration, as defined by this title, prior to the issuance of any permits.
E. Any requirements, conditions, stipulations, or restrictions on the use or development of a parent parcel shall apply to all lots that have been or are subdivided from a parent parcel, whether they are subdivided through an agricultural subdivision process or otherwise, unless specifically cleared by the Director of Development Services or Planning Commission with findings of fact.