Boundary Line Amendments

Added new definitions for 'boundary adjustment' and 'boundary establishment' to clarify when property line changes require specific procedures versus when they are simple agreements between neighbors.

Renumbered and reorganized existing definitions, shifting several items from sections 7-8 to sections 9-10 and removing references to specific utility easement subsections.

Removed specific references to utility easement subsections (10-9a-103(48) and (49)) and consolidated related provisions.

Modified the definition of 'affected entity' to clarify when counties, municipalities, and other organizations must be notified about land use applications.

Added new definitions for 'conveyance document' and 'establishment document' to standardize how boundary adjustments are recorded and processed.

Changed simple boundary adjustment process to require a conveyance document that complies with Section 57-1-45.5, replacing the previous survey-only requirement.

Modified full boundary adjustment requirements to include a survey complying with Section 57-1-45.5(3)(b) and potentially a plat amendment if required by ordinance.

Updated exemptions from plat requirements for agricultural land divisions, adding specific notice requirements for counties.

Clarified that recorded boundary line agreements do not constitute land use approval but municipalities/counties can still enforce ordinances if the adjusted property doesn't comply with regulations.

Established a 14-day review timeline for counties reviewing boundary line agreements containing dwelling units, with automatic approval if no notice is sent within that period.

Corrected cross-references between sections and updated section numbers to align with new statutory language throughout the bill.

Added new definitions for 'conveyance document' and 'establishment document' to clarify recording requirements for boundary adjustments and boundary establishments.

Modified simple boundary adjustment process to require a conveyance document that complies with Section 57-1-45.5 before land use authority consent.

Added new Section 57-1-45.5 establishing specific form and content requirements for conveyance documents used in boundary adjustments.

Modified boundary establishment process to require establishment documents with specific legal descriptions, signatures, and survey references before recording.

Modified exemptions from plat requirements for agricultural land divisions to include additional notice and recording requirements.

Modified subdivision amendment processes to clarify notice requirements and public hearing triggers for affected property owners.

Added technical corrections to align municipal and county code sections and update references to utility easement definitions.

Added new definitions for 'boundary adjustment', 'boundary establishment', 'conveyance document', and 'establishment document' to clarify the legal distinctions between different types of boundary changes.

Modified the definition of 'subdivision' to exclude certain boundary line agreements and parcel boundary adjustments that do not create new lots or parcels.

Modified the process for simple boundary adjustments to require a conveyance document that complies with the new Section 57-1-45.5.

Created new Section 57-1-45.5 establishing specific requirements and forms for conveyance documents used in boundary adjustments.

Updated subdivision amendment processes to clarify when public hearings are required and when they are not for certain types of boundary adjustments.

Modified plat exemption requirements to clarify when agricultural land divisions and minor subdivisions are exempt from plat requirements.

Made technical and conforming changes to align municipal and county provisions and update cross-references to related statutes.