Occupations and Professions Code Ann. Section 15-101 (1995 Repl. Vol.), as amended. Limit of Disturbance Line: A line designating an area beyond which land disturbance as defined in Chapter 19 is prohibited. Lot: A discrete area of land that is described by a plat recorded in the land records for which the [[County]] Department of Permitting Services may issue a building permit. [[Lot, Ownership: An area of land shown on a subdivision record plat created only for the convenience of the owner under Section 7.1.D of this Chapter that reflects a deed, mortgage, or lease line but does not subdivide the underlying lot.]] M. Maryland Coordinate System: The coordinate system defined in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Real Prop. §§14-401 through 14-407. Maryland-Washington Regional District in Montgomery County: An area defined by the Land Use Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland as the entire County; however, subdivision, planning, and zoning matters within the jurisdictional boundaries of Brookeville, Poolesville, Laytonsville, Rockville, Barnesville, Gaithersburg, and Washington Grove are governed only by each municipality’s ordinance. Master Plan: A plan of any portion of the General Plan that may consist of maps, data, and other descriptive matter that guides the physical development of the district or any portion of the district, including any amendments, extensions, or additions by the Commission, indicating the general locations for major roads, parks or other public spaces, public building sites, routes for public utilities, zones, or other similar information. Master plan includes a sector plan and any other type of master plan prepared by the Board and approved by the District Council. See Land Use Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland. Mid-Block Right-of-Way: A [[dedicated or otherwise publicly accessible]] pedestrian or bike right-of-way within a block, which may include utilities where necessary, and from which motor vehicles are typically excluded.
Minor Subdivision: Creation of lots through the division, resubdivision, or assemblage of a lot, tract, or parcel of land, including minor adjustments to existing lot lines, that does not require the approval of a preliminary plan of subdivision. For the purpose of applying the State Growth Tier rules, a minor subdivision is separately defined in Section 4.3.F.3.a.i. N. Notice of Hearing: An administrative [[notice]] document issued by the Director that [[notifies]] informs an alleged violator where and when an enforcement hearing will be held by the Board or the Board’s designee to address an alleged violation. Notice of Violation: A [[notice]] document issued by an enforcement agent that [[notifies]] informs a recipient of a violation and specifies the remedial action that the recipient must take to avoid further enforcement action. O. Outlot: An area of land shown on a record plat [[that must not be occupied by]] on which the construction of a building or other structure requiring a building permit is prohibited. A person or other legal entity holding a legal title in the land, not including a mortgagee, lienor, lessee, or contract purchaser. Ownership Plat: A plat approved by the Board and recorded in the land records for the convenience of the property owner that designates land as separate units for purposes of ownership identification only. Ownership unit: An area of land shown on an ownership plat or on a record plat created only for the convenience of the owner under Section 7.1.D of this Chapter that reflects a deed, mortgage, or lease line but does not subdivide the underlying lot. P. Parcel, Unplatted: A contiguous area of land described only in a deed recorded in the land records and not included on a record plat.
A. Filing. The Applicant must file the administrative subdivision plan and applicable supporting information, together with an application form and fee to satisfy Subsection 4.1.A. B. Application processing. 1. The applicant must submit an initial application to the Director. The Director must review the application for completeness within 5 days after receipt. An application is incomplete if any required element is missing or is facially defective, e.g., a drawing that is not to scale. The assessment of completeness must not address the merits of the application. 2. The applicant must resubmit a revised application within 10 days from the date of the written rejection, or the application will be automatically withdrawn. The Director must review the revised application for completeness within 5 days after receipt. 3. The administrative subdivision plan is deemed filed when the application has been accepted as complete for review. 4. Public notice is required per a regulation approved under Section 10.1. C. The drawing. An administrative subdivision plan must contain sufficient information relevant to the aspects of the submission. The plan must include the generalized layout of the subdivision and any other features or information needed to support submission of a plat. Section 6.3. Approval Procedures A. Referral of plan. Immediately after accepting an application, the Director must send a copy to the Development Review Committee and other reviewing agencies for the agencies’ comments concerning the plan. The Development Review Committee must provide recommendations to the Director on the administrative subdivision plan at or before the committee meeting. B. Action on an administrative subdivision plan.