§ 74-244. Minor subdivisions.

(a)

All tracts, lots and parcels of land in a minor subdivision must meet the required minimum lot sizes as set forth in this chapter and the county zoning ordinance.

(b)

The tracts of land subdivided as a minor subdivision cannot be further subdivided as a minor subdivision for a period of three years from the date of the last subdivision as a minor subdivision. The filing date as stamped on the deed in the office of the clerk of the superior court of the county conveying the property shall determine the date the property was subdivided as a minor subdivision and shall include, without limitation, a deed to secure debt or other conveyance of the property.

(c)

The survey for a minor subdivision (only one of the two parcels must have a survey, unless both parcels are being conveyed to a third party) shall be approved by the county planning department.

(d)

If a minor subdivision is further subdivided in compliance with subsection (b) of this section, the additional subdividing shall be in compliance with this chapter (i.e., more than two and up to four lots shall comply with the requirements for a class II subdivision and more than four lots shall comply with the requirements for a class III subdivision).

(e)

All tracts, lots, and parcels (collectively "lot") of land in a minor subdivision must front on a public road and have access from the lot to the public road or have an easement twenty (20) feet in width from the lot to a public road for access to the public road. If the lot must have an easement to comply with this subsection (e), the conveyance of the lot must include a description of the easement.

(Res. No. 2001-08, § 1(812), 3-13-2001; Ord. No. 2003-07, § 1, 3-11-03)