07-10-17: PROPERTY BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT:

Property lines of unplatted parcels may be adjusted in accordance with the following:

   (1)   The adjustment does not create eligibility for a building permit or administrative lot split on a parcel that was otherwise ineligible;

   (2)   The adjustment does not create any additional parcels;

   (3)   The adjustment does not result in the relocation of a building permit or provide for an administrative lot split onto a contiguous parcel that is not eligible for an administrative lot split;

   (4)   A recorded survey showing all changes to affected property lines shall be submitted to DSD;

   (5)   The adjustment does not create parcels smaller than the minimum lot size for the zone in which the property is located, unless the adjustment increases the size of an existing parcel that was smaller than the minimum lot size for the corresponding zone prior to the adjustment;

   (6)   Original property lot lines may not be adjusted by more than eighty feet (80') except that the director may allow the adjustment of over eighty feet (80') if the adjustment does not cause injury, damage or a safety hazard;

   (7)   The adjustment shall not alter the location of any platted lot line;

   (8)   The property owner has submitted the application form, required supporting information and the applicable fee as established by the adopted fee schedule;

   (9)   If the adjustment involves contiguous parcels with different owners, both property owners shall submit their written consent to the adjustment with the application. However, only one application form and fee are required;

   (10)   Upon compliance with the above items of this section, the Director shall, within ten (10) business days, issue a permit for the property boundary adjustment. The property owner shall record the permit from the Director and the corresponding survey and legal description with the Canyon County Recorder's Office. (Ord. 10-006, 8-16-2010)