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JEFFREY E. TURNER CHAIRMAN MICHAEL L. EDMONDSON VICE CHAIRMAN / DISTRICT 4 DONNA SINGLETONGREGORY DISTRICT 1 GAIL B. CAMBRIC DISTRICT 2 FELICIA FRANKLIN WARNER DISTRICT 3CLAYTON COUNTY OFFICE OF PLANNING,

How to fill out minor subdivision lot combination

How to fill out minor subdivision lot combination

1. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to fill out a minor subdivision lot combination:
2. Gather all necessary documents such as the deed to the property, survey plans, and any existing subdivision approvals.
3. Determine the purpose of the combination. In most cases, it is done to merge two or more adjacent lots into a single, larger lot.
4. Contact the local planning department or zoning board to obtain the required application forms and understand the specific requirements and fees.
5. Fill out the application form accurately, providing all the required information such as property details, lot numbers, and owner's details.
6. Attach the necessary documents as per the requirements, including the survey plans, deeds, and any relevant approvals.
7. Submit the completed application form with all the supporting documents to the local planning department or zoning board.
8. Pay the applicable fees, if any, as specified by the authorities.
9. Wait for the review process to be completed. This may involve site inspections, verification of documents, and compliance checks.
10. If the application is approved, you will receive a written confirmation and the updated property details with the combined lot information.
11. Ensure to update any legal documents, such as the deed, to reflect the new combined lot details.
12. It is recommended to consult with a professional, such as a land surveyor or real estate attorney, for guidance throughout the process.

Who needs minor subdivision lot combination?

1. Minor subdivision lot combination is typically required by individuals or entities who want to merge adjacent lots into a single, larger lot.
2. Some common scenarios where minor subdivision lot combination may be needed include:
3. - Property owners who want to consolidate multiple smaller lots into a larger lot for development purposes.
4. - Inheritance situations where multiple lots are inherited and the owner wants to combine them for easier management or sale.
5. - Real estate developers who wish to merge smaller parcels to create a larger landholding for construction projects.
6. - Landowners who want to create larger parcels to meet specific zoning or land use requirements.
7. It is important to consult with the local planning department or zoning board to understand the specific rules and regulations regarding minor subdivision lot combinations in your area.

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What is minor subdivision lot combination?

Minor subdivision lot combination is the process of merging two or more adjacent lots into a single larger lot.

Who is required to file minor subdivision lot combination?

Property owners or developers who wish to combine multiple smaller lots into a larger lot are required to file for minor subdivision lot combination.

How to fill out minor subdivision lot combination?

To fill out minor subdivision lot combination, one must provide a completed application form, legal descriptions of the lots being combined, and any applicable fees.

What is the purpose of minor subdivision lot combination?

The purpose of minor subdivision lot combination is to consolidate smaller lots into a larger, more usable lot for development or sale.

What information must be reported on minor subdivision lot combination?

Information such as legal descriptions of the lots being combined, property owner information, and any existing liens or encumbrances must be reported on the minor subdivision lot combination.