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defined and where no new public infrastructure is required. The minor subdivision process allows for concurrent review and approval of a preliminary and final -plat. (B) Criteria for Minor sSubdivision. A minor subdivision is a division of land which results in no more than 4 parcels shown on the plat/survey: (1) Each resultant parcel meets all applicable requirements of the Zoning Code, including but not limited to density, lot size, lot width, and minimum frontage on a public road, unless a variance has been approved according to the procedures set forth in Section 153.11 of the City Code. (2) No new public rights -of -way or streets shall be necessary for or created by the subdivision. (3) Streets, utility easements, drainage easements or public park land or cash in lieu of land shall be dedicated as required by the City. (4) All wetland areas and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources protected waters shall be protected with a conservation easement up to the 100-year flood level. (5) The minor subdivision complies with all applicable requirements of the road authority, including access spacing and location criteria for sight distances if located adjacent to a state or county highway, and/or of the watershed district(s) in which it is located. (C) Submittal Requirements. Requests for minor subdivision shall be filed with the City on an official application form. The applicant's signatures -shall be provided on the application form. If the applicant is not the fee owner of the property, the fee owner's signature shall also be provided on the application form, or the applicant shall provide separate written and signed authorization for the application from the fee owner. Such application shall be accompanied by the. following information. The applicant shall submit a minimum of 4 large scale copies and 10 reduced scale (I I" X 17") copies and electronic versions of all graphics. The application shall be considered as being officially submitted and complete when the applicant has complied with all the specified requirements. The applicant will be responsible for all expenses incurred in obtaining the required information. (1) An application fee as set forth by the City's adopted fee schedule (2) Detailed written and graphic materials fully explaining the proposed minor subdivision. (3) List of property owners located within 350 feet of the subject property in a format prescribed by the City. (4) A preliminary plat prepared by a registered land surveyor in the form required by M.S. Ch. 505, as it may be amended from time to time, and the name, address, and registration number of the surveyor, which includes: a. Graphical scale not more than 1 inch equals 100 feet. b. North point indication. c. Original and proposed lot boundaries. d. Topographic data at 2 foot contours. e. Existing and resulting parcel legal descriptions. f. Buildable area on each lot and proposed building pad. g. The location of existing structures on the site. 5