16.02.050 SUBDIVISION PLAT AMENDMENT

A. Amending A Legally Recorded Subdivision Plat: Any fee owner, as shown on the last County assessment rolls, of land within a subdivision may, in writing, petition the Land Use Authority to have the plat, any portion of it, or any road or lot contained in it, vacated, altered, or amended. B. Approved With A Conditional Use Permit: The division of any property previously approved through the conditional use permit process shall be considered, for the purpose of this title and title 17 of this Code, a legally recorded subdivision if a subdivision plat for that division was recorded at the time of approval. C. Consideration Of Amendment: The Land Use Authority may consider any proposed vacation, alteration, or amendment of a recorded subdivision plat in compliance with section 17-27a-608 and 609, Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended. D. Request For Amendment: A request for a subdivision amendment must include the following material: 1. For The Adjustment Of Boundary Lines Between Existing, Legal Lots: A record of survey showing the parcels or lots identifying the existing lot line dividing the parcels and the proposed new lot line(s) after the adjustment including the legal description for each amended lot or parcel. 2. For The Creation Of A New Lot/Parcel: Any division of property that results in the creation of a developable lot must meet the minimum lot and development standards as outlined in each base zone of the Cache County zoning ordinance and within this title. E. Amending An Approved Subdivision Plat Prior To Recordation: An approved, unrecorded subdivision plat may have minor modifications made to the final plat so long as the modifications are not substantial, as determined by the Director of Development Services. The final plat must contain all necessary signatures and be recorded in compliance with this title.