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5 Porch Notes tagged “land split,” from counties across Colorado.

Local rules - Phillips County

Phillips land splits under 35 acres need careful county review

In Phillips County, splitting land into a parcel under 35 acres triggers state-required platting and the full subdivision process.

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Home and property - Cheyenne County

Small land splits need a subdivision check in Cheyenne County

Selling a parcel under 35 acres in unincorporated Cheyenne County usually triggers the county's subdivision exemption process.

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Home and property - Yuma County

Splitting less than 35 acres in Yuma County needs a land-use check

Carving a homesite under 35 acres off a Yuma County farm can trigger the land-use process and, with a well, a subdivision exemption.

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Local rules - Phillips County

A Phillips boundary adjustment is not a new-parcel shortcut

A Phillips County boundary line adjustment moves lines between existing parcels; making a new parcel is subdivision instead.

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Local rules - Washington County

Washington subdivision exemptions still go through county review

A subdivision exemption out on the Eastern Plains still runs through Washington County Planning and Zoning, so check before you split land.

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