Major subdivision definition

Major subdivision means any subdivision not classified as a

Major subdivision means a subdivision creating five or more lots or units not counting a "designated remainder parcel," as defined in this chapter, as one of the five or more lots.

Major subdivision means a subdivision of land involving a proposed new street or the extension of an existing street.

Examples of Major subdivision in a sentence

• Major subdivision construction plan/drawing submittals shall be reviewed by a subcommittee of the Development Review Board (DRB).

• Major subdivision applications may be initiated by the property owner.

• Major subdivision plats shall show drainage from the subdivision to an acceptable existing drainage artery and, where necessary to reach the nearest acceptable existing drainage artery, be accompanied by the necessary, parish government authority approved, right-of-ways from adjoining downstream property owners for drainage purposes to insure drainage to a ditch, stream, drain or drainage canal deemed adequate by the Department of Public Works.

• Major subdivision Preliminary plats shall be drawn at a scale that assures legibility.

• Major subdivision also includes re-subdivision of a lot subdivided under the Minor Subdivision procedures within the previous ten years.

More Definitions of Major subdivision

Major subdivision means the subdivision of land

Major subdivision means the:

Major subdivision means any subdivision not classified as a minor subdivision or major subdivision.

Major subdivision means the division or redivision of land into five or more lots, tracts, parcels, sites or divisions and/or the division or redivision of land into lots, tracts, parcels, sites or divisions for the purpose of sale, lease or transfer of ownership.

Major subdivision means any subdivision not classified as a minor subdivision. "Master plan" means a composite of one or more written or graphic proposals for the

Major subdivision means the division of land into five or more lots or the dedication of streets or other areas for the use of the public, shall be by recorded plat or by certified survey map by a registered land surveyor and such division of land shall be approved by the City Plan Commission and Common Council, or unless otherwise specified in this ordinance. In addition, the Public Works Director shall certify to the Plan Commission that the respective plat or certified survey map has met the formal requisite of Chapter 236 of the Wisconsin statutes as amended.

Major subdivision means a subdivision creating five (5) or more lots and/or outlots within a 5-year period from a parcel of land existing on June 30, 1996.