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1. www.ontario.ca › subdivisionsSubdivisions | Citizen’s guide to land use planning | ontario.ca

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   About subdivisions. When you divide a piece of land into two or more parcels and offer one or more for sale, you are subdividing property, and the provisions of the Planning Act come into play. If your proposal involves creating only a lot or two, you may seek approval for a "land severance". For more details, see section 5, Land severances.

2. www.thelanddevelopmentsite.com › the-landThe Land Subdivision Process (In 9 Steps)

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   • Research Local Regulations. The first step for any new subdivision plan should be researching the zoning ordinance for the municipality within which a property to be subdivided is located.
   • Find Out If You Can Subdivide Your Property. After finding the zoning requirements for your lot of land, the next step is to analyze your existing lot to see if it is large enough to subdivide.
   • Research Existing Information for Your Site and Adjoining Properties. Once it has been determined that your land parcel can be subdivided, the next step would be to obtain information for your lot and for the lots adjoining your property.
   • Create Your Existing Property Boundaries. Before anyone can design proposed lots with new property boundaries, the configuration of your existing lot and the surrounding lots have to be created using a computer-aided drafted program to create a base boundary plan as a starting point.

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4. www.thepropertydealmaker.com › propertyProperty Development: Understanding The Subdivision Process

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   This is called Subdivision. In a nutshell, subdivision refers to the process of dividing (or subdividing) a larger parcel of land (Erf) into smaller individual lots or plots (Erven). The goal of property subdivision is to create separate and distinct legal titles for each of the divided portions. This process allows for the development of ...

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentSubdividing land - Province of British Columbia

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   Jul 24, 2024 · Subdivision approval. Subdividing land can be a complex process involving many overlapping interests and may include several steps before an application is approved. Depending on the complexity of the proposed subdivision project it may take months or years to move from the “idea stage” through to construction.

6. www.saskatchewan.ca › government › municipalMunicipalities and the Subdivision Process | Subdivision and ...

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   Move an existing property line. Divide land into lots and roadways. Subdivide property by removing a "parcel tie." Separate title to a "legal subdivision." Secure an interest in part of a parcel for a mortgage, sale or easement. Secure an interest for a lease of part of a parcel with a term of 10 or more years.

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7. www.coffeyeng.com › blog › the-process-of-aWhat is the Process of Subdivision Development? — Coffey ...

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   Oct 8, 2021 · What is “Subdivision Platting?”. “Subdivision platting” refers to the legal process of dividing a large piece of land into smaller fragments. Therefore, in the engineering and surveying industry, this term is often used synonymously with “subdivision development.”. The “plat” itself is a legal, officially approved and recorded ...

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   How does a land subdivision process work?

   • Survey the New Lots The final step of the land subdivision process is to locate and mark the new corners of the new lots. A land surveyor would locate the new corners based on your approved subdivision plan and mark them with new property pins or monuments.

   The Land Subdivision Process (In 9 Steps) - The Land Development Site

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   What is a subdivision in real estate?

   • What is subdivision? Subdividing land is a formal legal process that results in the creation of smaller parcels of land by dividing up or 'subdividing' a larger property. Lot line adjustments or relocations that do not create additional parcels of land are also considered to be subdivisions.

   A Guide to the Subdivision Process - Strathcona Regional District

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   What is a subdivision process?

   • This process allows for the development of multiple properties on what was originally a single piece of land. This is either achieved through the subdivision of a single Erf into another or by the creation of many new erven (Properties), through a process called Township Establishment. The Subdivision Process And It Starts?

   Property Development: Understanding The Subdivision Process

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   How long does a subdivision process take?

   • Subdividing land can be a complex process involving many overlapping interests and may include several steps before an application is approved. Depending on the complexity of the proposed subdivision project it may take months or years to move from the “idea stage” through to construction.

   Subdividing land - Province of British Columbia

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   How do I create a land subdivision plan?

   • 1) Research local regulations. 2) Find out if you can subdivide your property. 3) Research existing information for your site and adjoining properties. 4) Create your existing property boundaries. 5) Do a boundary survey. 6) Create proposed lot lines for the new lots. 7) Submit the land subdivision plan to the municipality for review.

   The Land Subdivision Process (In 9 Steps) - The Land Development Site

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   What is subdivision approval?

   • Subdivision approval is required to: Obtain a new title to part of an existing parcel. Move an existing property line. Divide land into lots and roadways. Subdivide property by removing a "parcel tie." Separate title to a "legal subdivision." Secure an interest in part of a parcel for a mortgage, sale or easement.

   Municipalities and the Subdivision Process | Subdivision and Land Use

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9. srd.ca › 04 › A-Guide-to-the-Subdivision-ProcessA Guide to the Subdivision Process - srd.ca

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   What activities does it apply to and where? Applicable to the subdivision of land in all electoral areas of the SRD. For more information contact: Community Services Department Strathcona Regional District 990 Cedar Street, Campbell River BC V9W 728 Tel: 250-830-6700 • Toll free: 1-877-830-2990 • Fax: 250-830-6710 Email : planning@srd.ca