Part 2 — Unified Development Ordinance Subdivision Regulations
City of Andover Unified Development Manual

e. Conforms with any applicable Zoning Regulations. (1) If either of the resulting zoning lots is ever divided again, it must be platted. 3. When owners of adjacent properties agree to change their common boundary line, without creating an additional lot, and without leaving either lot substandard according to applicable zoning regulations or sanitary codes. 4. When land or an interest in land is dedicated or conveyed for use as a public right-of-way, or easement subject to local, state or federal regulations, and no new street or access easement is created. 5. When the layout of burial lots within a cemetery is established or revised. (The cemetery tract itself is not exempt.) 6. When a lot in an industrial zone, for which a plat has been officially recorded, is divided. (See Subdivision Regulations, Section 10-100C for Exception for Industrial Plats.) 7. When any transfer of land occurs by operation of law. C. Vesting of Development Rights. If construction of a principal structure does not begin on the land within 10 years after the date the final plat was recorded, the development rights in the land expire, and all revisions to Zoning or Subdivision Regulations that became effective during the vested period apply to the platted land. D. Any request for a determination of exemption status must be made in writing to the Subdivision Administrator, and contain all relevant information. 1. The Subdivision Administrator will respond within 30 days after the request is filed, either in the affirmative or negative.
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