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Date Received: Received By: Permit #: 6517473900 3800 Laverne Avenue North Lake Elmo, MN 55042LAND USE APPLICATION Comprehensive Plan Zoning District Amend Zoning Text Amend Variance*(see below) Zoning

How to fill out lot line adjustment minor

How to fill out lot line adjustment minor

1. Obtain a lot line adjustment minor application form from the local planning department.
2. Fill out the application form with accurate and detailed information about the property and the desired adjustments to the lot lines.
3. Attach any required supporting documents, such as surveys, property descriptions, or legal descriptions.
4. Pay the necessary fees for the application.
5. Submit the completed application and supporting documents to the planning department.
6. Wait for the application to be reviewed and processed by the planning department.
7. Attend any required meetings or hearings regarding the lot line adjustment minor.
8. Once approved, follow any instructions provided by the planning department for executing the lot line adjustment minor.
9. Update any necessary legal documents, such as property deeds or titles, to reflect the approved lot line adjustments.
10. If applicable, notify relevant parties such as neighbors or local utility companies about the lot line adjustments.

Who needs lot line adjustment minor?

1. Lot line adjustment minor may be needed by property owners who wish to adjust the boundaries of their existing lots.
2. This can be useful in situations where property owners want to combine two or more small lots into a larger one or divide a larger lot into smaller ones.
3. Lot line adjustment minor can also be required when there is a need to correct existing lot lines that may be inaccurate or do not meet zoning or building requirements.
4. Property developers or individuals looking to sell or develop land may also need lot line adjustment minor to optimize the layout or configuration of the lots.

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What is lot line adjustment minor?

Lot line adjustment minor is a process of changing the boundaries of adjacent properties to create one or more new parcels of land.

Who is required to file lot line adjustment minor?

Property owners or developers who wish to adjust the lot lines of their properties are required to file lot line adjustment minor.

How to fill out lot line adjustment minor?

To fill out lot line adjustment minor, property owners or developers need to submit a formal application with the relevant local government or planning department, providing detailed information about the proposed changes.

What is the purpose of lot line adjustment minor?

The purpose of lot line adjustment minor is to allow property owners to rearrange property boundaries in a way that meets their needs or improves the usability of their land.

What information must be reported on lot line adjustment minor?

Information required on lot line adjustment minor typically includes a survey of the current property boundaries, proposed changes to lot lines, legal descriptions of the affected parcels, and any relevant zoning regulations.

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