Kingman, AZ · Mohave County
Parcel Plat Checklist
Kingman property owners or their agents use this checklist to prepare a parcel plat for a qualifying land split and city review.
What this form is
The checklist describes the parcel plat review process and the information, certificates, and other details a plat must show. It applies to certain divisions of land into two or three parcels, including when a parcel is two and one-half acres or less; the document also describes circumstances when the usual procedure may be waived. It asks applicants to check that required plat elements are included.
Who needs it
Property owners or their agents proposing a qualifying land split in Kingman should use the checklist to prepare the parcel plat for review.
How to submit it
Submit a written proposal to the Development Services Director before proceeding with the land split and schedule an informal meeting with the director or staff. The document lists 310 North Fourth Street and phone 928.753.8130.
About notarization
This checklist itself is signed without a notary; the parcel plat must include a property-owner certificate with a notary block and signature.
How to submit this form
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Download The Checklist
Download the Parcel Plat Checklist to review the requirements for a qualifying land split.
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Prepare The Parcel Plat
Check that the plat includes the required parcel information, survey details, easements, certificates, and other listed items.
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Submit A Written Proposal
Before proceeding with the land split, submit your proposal in writing to the Development Services Director and schedule an informal meeting.
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Complete City Review
The Development Services Director and City Engineer review the land split; after approval and staking, the City Clerk has the plat recorded.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Kingman Parcel Plat Checklist cover?
- It outlines the parcel plat review process and lists information, certificates, and other elements to show on a parcel plat for a qualifying land split.
- Who uses the Parcel Plat Checklist?
- Property owners or their agents proposing a qualifying land split use it to prepare a parcel plat for review by Kingman's Development Services Director and City Engineer.
- Do I need a notary for the Parcel Plat Checklist?
- No. The checklist itself is signed without a notary, but the parcel plat must include a property-owner certificate with a notary block and signature.
- How do I submit a parcel plat proposal in Kingman?
- Before proceeding with the land split, submit a written proposal to the Development Services Director and schedule an informal meeting with the director or staff.