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Removing trees for firewood for your own personal use does not usually require a permit. You can also remove a hazard tree without a permit if it is within one and a half tree lengths from an existing building. What Can You Do On Your Land | Clark County - WSU Extension wsu.edu clark smallacreageprogram wsu.edu clark smallacreageprogram
Garden sheds, tool sheds, and play structures - Structures less than 200 square feet do not require a permit.
This is typically done by hiring a surveyor to map out the boundaries of the new parcels. The surveyor will also provide a legal description of the parcels and other relevant information. The surveyor will also provide the paperwork required to complete the process, such as a deed, title, and other legal documents.
A lot must be a Legal Lot of Record in order to be divided. Legal lots must meet the zoning requirements at the time the lot was created or current zoning requirements and the platting laws in place at the time it was created. Zoning determines the minimum area and dimensions. Dividing land - Clark County - WA.gov wa.gov community-development dividin wa.gov community-development dividin
Subdivision process Application / assessment. The land owner submits an application (Form 1A) to the WAPC. Notification. WAPC will send conditional approval to you (or the land owner), the local authority and to us. Agreement. You return the completed request for agreement form to us. Clearance. Final approval.
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A Preliminary Plat Application establishes conditions to subdivide land into 5 or more (rural), or 10 or more (urban) legal building lots, consistent with adopted regulations. A Preliminary Short Plat Application establishes conditions to subdivide land into 2 to 4 (rural) or 9 (urban) legal building lots.
Online permitting You can register, apply for, in most cases pay, and track permits online via the public portal from the comfort of your office or home! Permit Center - Clark County - WA.gov wa.gov community-development permit- wa.gov community-development permit-

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