What are major, minor, and subsequent minor subdivisions?
A major subdivision creates 6 or more lots or 6 or more spaces or units in a mobile park, a recreational vehicle park, condominiums, or townhouses. A ‘first” minor subdivision creates five or fewer lots or five or fewer spaces or units in a mobile home park, a recreational vehicle park, condominiums, or townhouses. A ‘subsequent” minor subdivision is defined as a subdivision in an area that has been previously subdivided. A ‘subsequent’ minor subdivision is reviewed as a major subdivision in Madison County.

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1. What is a subdivision?
2. What are major, minor, and subsequent minor subdivisions?
3. What are the differences between a Major and Minor Subdivision?
4. What is the first step in the subdivision process?
5. What documents are needed during the subdivision application and review process?
6. What county departments are involved in the process?
7. What types of professionals should the subdivider include on the project team?
8. How long does the process take?
9. What does preliminary plat approval mean?
10. At what point can the lots be sold?
11. What costs are associated with a subdivision?