A.    Administrative and agricultural subdivisions are not subject to the same requirements for monumentation, certificates and drafting as other subdivisions. The requirements below apply.

    1.    Administrative and agricultural subdivisions may be drawn on white paper of any standard size not smaller than eight and one-half inches by eleven inches.

    2.    If the land involved in the subdivision has been surveyed and monumented, the plat must contain certification by a registered land surveyor that monuments have been or will be set to indicate relocated property lines. If the land has been previously platted, a note shall be added to the most recent recorded plat indicating that a change has been made and that a drawing indicating such change has been recorded in the appropriate book.

    3.    The requirements of Section 16.24.210 notwithstanding, if the land involved in the subdivision has not been monumented, no monumentation is required. In this case, the source of the property description shall be indicated in the surveyor's certificate (see Section 16.36.010).

    4.    The plat shall contain a legal description of property to be added to or subtracted from each lot involved in the subdivision.

    5.    At the time that an administrative or agricultural subdivision as described in Section 16.08.010 is submitted for approval, the submission shall include a quitclaim or warranty deed(s) containing the legal description for each parcel of property for which ownership is transferred within and by said administrative or agricultural subdivision.

    6.    The lot size of any proposed lot created as part of an administrative subdivision must meet the minimum lot size of the applicable zoning district exclusive of any right-of-way shown in the thoroughfare plan.

    7.    The drawing shall contain a vicinity map.

    B. 1. Administrative and agricultural subdivisions shall be recorded within one hundred twenty days of approval, or the plat shall be null and void.

    2.    Administrative and agricultural subdivisions and any deeds as required by subsection (A) (5) of this section shall be recorded concurrently within one hundred twenty days of approval. (Ord. 99-24 § 3 (part), 1999; Ord. 98-10 § 3 (part), 1998; Ord. 94-5 § 3 (part), 1994; Ord. 89-60 § 3 (part), 1989)