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This document serves as an application for subdivision or resubdivision of property in the Town of Durham, Connecticut. It collects necessary information about the property, the owner, the applicant, and their contact details, as well as various related certifications and fees required for processing the application.

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How to fill out subdivisionresubdivision application

1. Obtain the subdivision/resubdivision application form from your local planning department.
2. Review the requirements and guidelines provided for filling out the application.
3. Provide your contact information including name, address, and phone number.
4. Describe the property in question, including the current zoning and parcel number.
5. Outline the proposed subdivision or resubdivision, including the number of lots and their intended use.
6. Include any relevant maps or surveys that indicate the existing and proposed layout.
7. Attach any required documents such as environmental assessments or traffic studies.
8. Pay the required application fee as specified by the local authority.
9. Submit the completed application and required documents to the planning department.

Who needs subdivisionresubdivision application?

1. Property owners looking to divide their land into smaller lots.
2. Real estate developers planning new residential or commercial projects.
3. Investors interested in creating additional plots for sale or development.
4. Local governments requiring adjustments to existing zoning for urban planning purposes.

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What is subdivisionresubdivision application?

A subdivision/resubdivision application is a formal request submitted to local government or planning authorities for the division or reconfiguration of land parcels into smaller lots, often for development or zoning purposes.

Who is required to file subdivisionresubdivision application?

Typically, property owners or developers who wish to divide or reconfigure land into new lots or parcels are required to file a subdivision/resubdivision application.

How to fill out subdivisionresubdivision application?

To fill out a subdivision/resubdivision application, one must provide details such as the property address, ownership information, proposed lot configuration, site plans, and any required supporting documentation, following the specific format required by the local authority.

What is the purpose of subdivisionresubdivision application?

The purpose of a subdivision/resubdivision application is to seek official approval to develop or modify land plans, ensuring that new divisions comply with zoning laws, infrastructure needs, and community development goals.

What information must be reported on subdivisionresubdivision application?

The information required typically includes the applicant's contact information, existing property boundaries, proposed changes to lot lines, land use plans, environmental assessments, and any relevant existing infrastructure details.