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FRANKLIN COUNTY PLANNING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT SHORT PLAT (SP) APPLICATION PACKET In Franklin County, Washington, there are two (2) types of subdivisions: 1) Short Subdivision (also known as short

How to fill out preliminary long platsubdivision sub

How to fill out preliminary long platsubdivision sub

1. Gather all necessary documents including property deeds, surveys, and environmental impact assessments.
2. Complete the preliminary long plat application form provided by the local planning department.
3. Include a site plan that outlines the layout of the subdivision, including lot lines, streets, and common areas.
4. Provide detailed information about the proposed infrastructure, such as water, sewage, and road systems.
5. Submit any required fees along with the application.
6. Schedule a pre-application conference with planning officials to discuss the proposal and receive guidance.
7. Submit the completed application along with all documentation to the appropriate local authority.
8. Attend any required public hearings or meetings regarding the application.

Who needs preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

1. Developers looking to create new residential or commercial subdivisions.
2. Property owners seeking to divide their land into multiple lots.
3. Investors interested in developing real estate projects.
4. Local governments reviewing subdivision proposals for compliance with zoning and land use regulations.

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What is preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

A preliminary long plat subdivision is a detailed review process for larger land developments that outlines the proposed layout, infrastructure, and compliance with zoning laws before final approval.

Who is required to file preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

Developers, property owners, or land planners who wish to subdivide a parcel of land into multiple lots for residential, commercial, or mixed-use purposes are required to file a preliminary long plat subdivision.

How to fill out preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

To fill out a preliminary long plat subdivision, one must gather necessary documentation including property boundaries, proposed lot lines, access roads, utility provisions, environmental assessments, and submit them according to local governmental requirements.

What is the purpose of preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

The purpose of the preliminary long plat subdivision is to allow regulatory agencies to review a proposed subdivision plan for compliance with local zoning laws, access requirements, and overall land use planning before any construction can begin.

What information must be reported on preliminary long platsubdivision sub?

Information typically required includes the location and dimensions of the property, proposed lot layout, streets, utilities, drainage plans, and any existing easements or zoning restrictions.