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Community Development Department, P.O. Box 1527, 198 6th St., Moore Haven, FL 33471 Phone: (863) 9466018 Fax: (863) 9461535Glades County Instructions and Application Procedures SIMPLE Subdivision

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1. Step 1: Obtain the necessary subdivision application form from your local government or zoning office.
2. Step 2: Fill out all the required information on the application form, such as your name, contact details, property details, and the purpose of the subdivision.
3. Step 3: Provide a detailed description of the proposed subdivision, including the number of lots, lot sizes, and any proposed infrastructure or common areas.
4. Step 4: Attach any supporting documents or drawings, such as property surveys, site plans, or architectural designs.
5. Step 5: Submit the completed application form and supporting documents to the local government or zoning office along with any required fees.
6. Step 6: Wait for the application to be reviewed and processed by the relevant authorities.
7. Step 7: If approved, you will be notified and provided with any additional instructions or requirements for completing the subdivision process.
8. Step 8: Follow the instructions and requirements given by the authorities to finalize the subdivision, which may include obtaining necessary permits, conducting inspections, and recording the new lots.
9. Step 9: Upon completion of the subdivision process, you will be issued the necessary documents and certificates to confirm the legal existence of the subdivision.

Who needs simple subdivision?

1. Individuals or companies who own large parcels of land and wish to divide them into smaller lots for sale or development purposes.
2. Developers or builders who want to create new residential or commercial areas by subdividing larger properties.
3. Landowners who want to gift or transfer specific portions of their property to family members or beneficiaries.
4. Local governments or zoning authorities who need to regulate and manage land divisions and ensure compliance with land use regulations.
5. Investors or speculators who see potential in subdividing land for future development or resale.

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What is simple subdivision?

Simple subdivision is the division of a single parcel of land into two or more parcels.

Who is required to file simple subdivision?

Property owners who wish to divide their land into multiple parcels are required to file simple subdivision.

How to fill out simple subdivision?

To fill out simple subdivision, property owners must complete the necessary forms, provide accurate information about the division of the land, and submit the paperwork to the relevant government agency.

What is the purpose of simple subdivision?

The purpose of simple subdivision is to legally divide a single parcel of land into separate parcels, each of which can be sold or developed separately.

What information must be reported on simple subdivision?

Property owners must report details such as the size and boundaries of each new parcel, any changes to existing structures or infrastructure, and any zoning restrictions that may apply to the newly divided land.