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Tom ONeil
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Mecklenburg County NC Lot Division

Tom ONeil
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fort Mill, SC
Posted

Hey all, 

Its been a while since I have been back, new year, going to try to get on here and contribute more.

I was trying to search through the forums but couldn't seem to find what I was looking for, so hopefully some here can point me in the right direction. 

I am currently looking at a lot in Charlotte which I would like do subdivide into 3 lots, but I am not sure what the process is with the city and Mecklenburg County. I do have a call in to planning to see if they can provide some insight, but I am sure someone here has done it in the past. It is zoned to allow for a higher density so I don't need to change that, I'm simply looking to divide one lot to three.

In Lancaster County, SC all you have to do is have it resurveyed and file the new plat with the county, but I am imagining Mecklenburg will not be that simple. Any advice pointing me in the right direction will be greatly appreciated!

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    Tom ONeil
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Fort Mill, SC
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    Since nobody answered and in case someone in the future has the same question, here is what I found.

    Basically call the zoning department. They are more than willing to work with you to see if what you want to subdivide will qualify based on current zoning. If it looks like it can, a surveyor can go out, survey and they also verify it complies with zoning, and they submit the new plat maps directly to Mecklenburg County. It is a lot easier than I thought, but unfortunately the lot I was looking at was about 500 sq ft too small to divide 3 ways and dividing it into 2 didn't make as much sense.

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