§ 88-13. What constitutes major subdivision.

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A major subdivision is any division of land into two or more parcels which requires the construction of a new street or public utility, the expansion or extension of an existing street or public utility or which involves the creation of 13 or more lots. Any subdivision which cannot be classified as a minor subdivision shall be regarded as a major subdivision and is subject to the following requirements.

Amended 5-14-1974

                    
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