1. The date, north point, scale, a copy of recorded deed, and any conveyed rights to define the location and boundaries of the parcels to be partitioned;

2. Name, address and phone number of the recorded owner(s), authorized agents or representatives, engineer or surveyor, and any assumed business names filed or to be filed by the applicant with the Corporation Commission;

3. Approximate size of the parcel under a single ownership or, if more than one ownership is involved, the total contiguous acreage of all owners of land directly involved in the partitioning;

4. For land adjacent to and within the parcel to be partitioned, show locations, names, and existing widths of all streets and easements of way; locations, width, and purpose of all other existing easements; and location and size of sewer and water lines and drainage ways;

5. Outline and location of existing buildings to remain in place;

6. Parcel layout showing size and relationship to existing or proposed streets and utility easements;

8. A Title Report or Partition Guarantee prepared within 60 days of the application date.

9. Contour lines related to city datum and having minimum intervals of two feet.

10. Location and direction of water courses, and the location of areas within the 100-year floodplain as indicated on the most recent Flood Insurance Rate Maps as prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

11. Location of any natural features such as rock outcroppings, designated wetlands, wooded areas, and natural hazards.

12. Source, method and preliminary plans for domestic and other water supplies, sewage disposal, storm water disposal and other drainage facility plans, and all other utilities.

13. Such additional information as required by the planning director.

1. If the parcel of land to be partitioned, being large in size, shall be divided into more than three parcels within any one calendar year, full compliance with all requirements for a subdivision plat may be required if the planning director should determine, in his judgment, that the entire parcel is in the process of being subdivided.

2. Where a parcel is proposed to be divided into units of one acre or more, the planning director shall require an arrangement of parcels and streets such as to permit future partitions or subdivision in conformity to the street requirements and other requirements contained in this ordinance. Refer to MMC 17.53.080 for future development plan requirements.

3. For notice of decision, effective date of decision and the appeal process, refer to Chapter 17.72 MMC (Applications and Review Process).

4. The effective date of the planning director’s decision shall be 15 calendar days following the date the notice of decision is mailed unless an appeal is filed.