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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

spliting a parcel of land
Question how much time and money does it take to split a parcel of land
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I did it once. In my area the board met once a month. So it took about 60 days to get on the docket. It also required a survey. And along with the application for the property split the Surveyor had to present a description along with some drawings. So that work was about $1500. Then at the board meeting there was a little bit of discussion about whether or not it was a good idea or whether it was required. Once they decided to do it, I filed the paperwork and it was done