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This document outlines the process and requirements for the division or reconfiguration of land that is categorized as nonstatutory under Florida Statutes, including application instructions and necessary

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How to fill out nonstatutory land division:

1. Obtain the necessary forms and paperwork for nonstatutory land division from your local land division office or download them from their website.
2. Complete the required information on the forms, including details about the property being divided, such as its boundaries, size, and any existing structures or utilities.
3. Provide any supporting documents that may be required, such as surveys, title deeds, or land appraisals.
4. Include any additional information or documentation that may be relevant to the division, such as easements, zoning restrictions, or environmental assessments.
5. Review the completed forms and supporting documents for accuracy and completeness. Make sure all required fields are filled out and that all necessary signatures are obtained.
6. Submit the completed forms and supporting documents to the appropriate land division office along with any required fees.
7. Wait for the land division office to review your application. They may contact you for additional information or clarification if needed.
8. Once the nonstatutory land division is approved, you will receive the necessary permits or documents authorizing the division.
9. Follow any additional steps or requirements provided by the land division office, such as notifying neighboring property owners or recording the division with the appropriate government entities.

Who needs nonstatutory land division:

1. Landowners who wish to divide their property into smaller parcels for various reasons, such as selling or developing individual lots.
2. Individuals or organizations involved in the real estate industry, such as developers, builders, or real estate agents, who need to legally divide land for development or sales purposes.
3. Local planning or zoning authorities who require land divisions to comply with specific regulations and ensure proper land use.

Note: The specific requirements for nonstatutory land division may vary depending on the jurisdiction and local regulations. It is recommended to consult with your local land division office or seek legal advice to ensure compliance with all applicable laws and procedures.

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What is nonstatutory land division?

Nonstatutory land division refers to the process of dividing land without following the official legal requirements set by the governing authorities.

Who is required to file nonstatutory land division?

Any landowner who wishes to divide their land without adhering to the statutory land division regulations is required to file a nonstatutory land division.

How to fill out nonstatutory land division?

To fill out a nonstatutory land division, you need to complete the necessary forms provided by the local land division office. These forms typically require information about the landowner, property details, proposed division plans, and any associated fees.

What is the purpose of nonstatutory land division?

The purpose of nonstatutory land division is to allow landowners more flexibility in dividing their property while bypassing the strict legal requirements imposed by statutory land division laws.

What information must be reported on nonstatutory land division?

The information that must be reported on a nonstatutory land division includes the landowner's name, property location and description, proposed division plans, and any other relevant details as required by the land division office.