North Ogden City Zoning Code

11-29

BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENT

Boundary line adjustments are intended to provide a streamlined and simplified method of complying with State law by allowing property owners to adjust parcel lines within the limits of this chapter.

Any adjoining property owners may submit an application, proposed map, and proposed legal descriptions for a boundary line adjustment. The Planning Director is designated as the land use authority and may either approve, conditionally approve, or deny boundary line adjustments.

The following approval criteria must be complied with in order to approve a boundary line adjustment.
1. The change in boundary lines does not result in the creation of a new lot or parcel;
2. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in the creation of a parcel of size or shape that does not conform to all City zoning regulations and site development standards. If the proposed change is to a legally existing nonconforming parcel, the change may not increase the nonconformity;
3. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in changing a conforming structure into a nonconforming structure as a result of setbacks, proximity to other structures, use, landscaping, or any other site development requirement;
4. The petition to change the boundaries must include signatures from representatives of each parcel affected by the boundary line adjustment; and
5. Each parcel of land was held in separate ownership prior to December 31, 2000.
In the case of an adjustment of a boundary line adjusting property lines that affect lots in a subdivision previously approved by the City, the applicant shall submit a plat, and in the case of an adjustment of a property line between two parcels, the applicant shall submit a record of survey.
The boundary line adjustment may not adjust the boundary line between a parcel and an existing public street or right-of-way or propose a new public street or right-of-way.

If parcel boundaries proposed to be adjusted or combined are crossed by a special service district. The entire parcels must either be de-annexed or annexed into or from the special service district.

Any boundary line adjustment that has not been recorded within six months of the date of approval shall be deemed to have expired.

BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENT

Boundary line adjustments are intended to provide a streamlined and simplified method of complying with State law by allowing property owners to adjust parcel lines within the limits of this chapter.

Any adjoining property owners may submit an application, proposed map, and proposed legal descriptions for a boundary line adjustment. The Planning Director is designated as the land use authority and may either approve, conditionally approve, or deny boundary line adjustments.

The following approval criteria must be complied with in order to approve a boundary line adjustment.
1. The change in boundary lines does not result in the creation of a new lot or parcel;
2. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in the creation of a parcel of size or shape that does not conform to all City zoning regulations and site development standards. If the proposed change is to a legally existing nonconforming parcel, the change may not increase the nonconformity;
3. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in changing a conforming structure into a nonconforming structure as a result of setbacks, proximity to other structures, use, landscaping, or any other site development requirement;
4. The petition to change the boundaries must include signatures from representatives of each parcel affected by the boundary line adjustment; and
5. Each parcel of land was held in separate ownership prior to December 31, 2000.
In the case of an adjustment of a boundary line adjusting property lines that affect lots in a subdivision previously approved by the City, the applicant shall submit a plat, and in the case of an adjustment of a property line between two parcels, the applicant shall submit a record of survey.
The boundary line adjustment may not adjust the boundary line between a parcel and an existing public street or right-of-way or propose a new public street or right-of-way.

If parcel boundaries proposed to be adjusted or combined are crossed by a special service district. The entire parcels must either be de-annexed or annexed into or from the special service district.

Any boundary line adjustment that has not been recorded within six months of the date of approval shall be deemed to have expired.

BOUNDARY LINE ADJUSTMENT

Boundary line adjustments are intended to provide a streamlined and simplified method of complying with State law by allowing property owners to adjust parcel lines within the limits of this chapter.

Any adjoining property owners may submit an application, proposed map, and proposed legal descriptions for a boundary line adjustment. The Planning Director is designated as the land use authority and may either approve, conditionally approve, or deny boundary line adjustments.

The following approval criteria must be complied with in order to approve a boundary line adjustment.
1. The change in boundary lines does not result in the creation of a new lot or parcel;
2. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in the creation of a parcel of size or shape that does not conform to all City zoning regulations and site development standards. If the proposed change is to a legally existing nonconforming parcel, the change may not increase the nonconformity;
3. The proposed change to a lot or parcel does not result in changing a conforming structure into a nonconforming structure as a result of setbacks, proximity to other structures, use, landscaping, or any other site development requirement;
4. The petition to change the boundaries must include signatures from representatives of each parcel affected by the boundary line adjustment; and
5. Each parcel of land was held in separate ownership prior to December 31, 2000.
In the case of an adjustment of a boundary line adjusting property lines that affect lots in a subdivision previously approved by the City, the applicant shall submit a plat, and in the case of an adjustment of a property line between two parcels, the applicant shall submit a record of survey.
The boundary line adjustment may not adjust the boundary line between a parcel and an existing public street or right-of-way or propose a new public street or right-of-way.

If parcel boundaries proposed to be adjusted or combined are crossed by a special service district. The entire parcels must either be de-annexed or annexed into or from the special service district.

Any boundary line adjustment that has not been recorded within six months of the date of approval shall be deemed to have expired.