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  2. Begin by filling out the applicant's information, including name, case number, and intake date. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
  3. Provide details about the property, such as acreage, proposed land use, and current zoning. This information is crucial for processing your application.
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  5. Review the fee structure based on acreage and ensure you include payment details. Remember that fees must be paid via cash or check.
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In communities that have subdivision regulations, submission and approval of a plat is a prerequisite to building. Approval of a preliminary plat by the Planning Commission, involves a determination that the subdivision conforms to the regulations and to the lot-size requirements of the zoning district.
Certified plat means those detailed and precise maps showing location of proposed future new, extended or widened streets, avenues, places or other public ways, parks, playgrounds, and public grounds adopted pursuant to the Certification of City and Village Plats (P.A. 222 of 1943, M.C.L.
Subdivision plat plans are a common instrument for keeping track of the changes in land use within a community. They are an important part of the records of a municipality and its land planning. Related: What Is Land Subdivision and When Could It Be a Good Idea?
A survey will show any dwellings, buildings or improvements (driveways, fences, pools) located on the property; A plat usually shows the dimensions of the property before the improvements are made. 2. A plat will often cover more than one lot or parcel of land.
The Town Board may grant the Planning Board authority to review and approve subdivision plats which will then be filed in the Office of the County Clerk. Procedurally the approving board will review and approve a preliminary plat and then a final plat.
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Plat Approval means that: (A) the subdivision plat submitted by the Developer for the applicable portion of the Community Redevelopment Area has been finally approved by the County in ance with the Countys customary plat approval procedures, with all appeal periods having expired or if any appeals have been
A plat is a map of a particular neighborhood, subdivision or tract of land, detailing where the original surveyors established property lines and separated each parcel or lot. Why does that matter? Because, you can use a plat map to see how far your property extends and where your lands boundaries lie.

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