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Todd Wade
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Sub-divide land

Todd Wade
  • Investor
  • London, London
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I have a four-plex downtown in SLC with enough land to build a second four-plex.  I want to create a separate legal description for the extra land to put a new four-plex on.  Does anyone have any experience with this they could share with me?

Thanks,

Todd

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Rob Harris
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Rob Harris
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That weighs heavily on jurisdictional requirements. 

In short, where I am we simply have to ensure zoning is acceptable, have a surveyor do lot line adjustments and submit new plat for approval. BUT - if re-plat is greater than 4 Finish parcels, this adds more level of bureaucratic red tape involving planning and zoning commissions PLUS the city council.   

I would contact a surveyor and explain the situation, providing him the current site conditions and your end game. If they are knowledgeable about the area they should be able to get you dialid in. 

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