Ordinance 816-81 - Laserfiche WebLink

• 1 3. Criteria. The Planning Department shall review the proposed boundary line adjustment to determine if it meets the following 2 criteria: 3 a. All lots affected by boundary line adjustments shall conform to the most advantageous development of the adjoining 4 areas and the entire neighborhood. 5 b. All lots created by boundary line adjustments shall meet the standards specified in the City's Zoning Code, and shall 6 result in all structures conforming to the City's Zoning Code. c. Boundary lines may not be adjusted where access to the lot 8 would be adversely affected by the adjustment. 9 d. Boundary lines may not be adjusted where the adjustment either increases or decreases the number of lots. 10 e. Boundary lines may not be adjusted when more than three 11 lots, tracts or parcels are involved. 12 f. Boundary lines within formal plats may not be adjusted when public streets are affected thereby. 13 g. Interior and exterior lot lines shall be straight or composed 14 of straight line elements, shall be subject to good planning standards and shall be subject to the approval of the 15 Planning Department. 16 h. Boundary lines may not be adjusted where the adjustment would affect the existing lot line configuration, (i.e., 17 changing of lot orientation). 18 4. Review. If the Planning Department determines that the pro- posed boundary line adjustment meets the criteria for boundary 19 line adjustments, then the applicant shall be given preliminary approval. Preliminary approval may be granted with conditions 20 which relate to public health, safety and welfare. If the Planning Department finds that the proposed boundary line adjustment fails 21 to meet the criteria for boundary line adjustments, then the applicant shall be: 1) notified to make corrections and/or supply 22 additional information, or 2) notified that the boundary line adjust- ment has been denied. 23 5. Final Drawing. The applicant shall have a survey performed by or 24 under the supervision of a registered land surveyor. Once the applicant receives preliminary approval the applicant shall submit 25 a final drawing prepared by or under the supervision of a registered land surveyor, drawn in ink on Mylar having a trimmed size of eight 26 and one-half inches by fourteen inches and shall show the following features and information: 27 a. The date, scale, and north arrow; 28 b. Boundary lines (both present and revised), right-of-way for 29 streets, easements, and property lines of lots and other sites with accurate bearings, dimensions or angles and arcs, and 30 central angles of all curves; 31 32 -4-