How do I submit the Lot Split and Combination Application?

For administrative review, submit pages 1 and 2, one copy of the proposed survey, and the applicable fee to the Planning Department. Board-action materials and required fees go to the Planning Department at 519 Washington Avenue.

What materials are required with the application?

Unless waived by the Zoning Administrator, provide a survey sealed by a professional surveyor, a soil evaluation or septic permit for each proposed parcel or public sewer evidence, and legal descriptions of the proposed parcels.

What fee does the application list?

The application lists a $200 application fee. If the request creates more than one additional lot and requires Planning Commission review, an escrow deposit may also be required.

Grand Haven, MI · Ottawa County

No notary required

Lot Split and Combination Application

Property owners use this application to request a lot split or combination in Grand Haven and provide property, proposal, and access details.

What this form is

The application requests approval for a lot split or combination and asks for property and owner details, the proposal, road access, and conditions on the parcel. Contact the Zoning Administrator with the request details to learn the approval process. Unless waived by the Zoning Administrator, submit a survey, soil evaluation or septic permit or public sewer evidence, and legal descriptions.

Who needs it

Property owners requesting a lot split or combination in Grand Haven should use this application and provide the required supporting materials.

How to submit it

For administrative review, submit pages 1 and 2, one copy of the proposed survey, and the applicable fee to the Planning Department. For Board action, submit materials and required fees to the Planning Department at 519 Washington Avenue, Grand Haven, Michigan, 49417.

About notarization

Property owners sign and date this application without a notary; the required survey must be sealed by a professional surveyor.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Application
Download the Lot Split and Combination Application PDF.
2
Complete The Application
Complete pages 1 and 2 with property, owner, proposal, road access, and parcel-condition information.
3
Gather Required Attachments
Unless waived by the Zoning Administrator, include the sealed survey, soil evaluation or septic permit or public sewer evidence, and proposed parcel legal descriptions.
4
Submit To The Planning Department
For administrative review, submit the application, one survey copy, and applicable fee to the Planning Department; Board-action materials and fees go to its Washington Avenue address.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the Lot Split and Combination Application?: No. Property owners sign and date the application without a notary. The required survey must be sealed by a professional surveyor.
How do I submit the Lot Split and Combination Application?: For administrative review, submit pages 1 and 2, one copy of the proposed survey, and the applicable fee to the Planning Department. Board-action materials and required fees go to the Planning Department at 519 Washington Avenue.
What materials are required with the application?: Unless waived by the Zoning Administrator, provide a survey sealed by a professional surveyor, a soil evaluation or septic permit for each proposed parcel or public sewer evidence, and legal descriptions of the proposed parcels.
What fee does the application list?: The application lists a $200 application fee. If the request creates more than one additional lot and requires Planning Commission review, an escrow deposit may also be required.

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This Lot Split and Combination Application doesn’t need a notary — but Michigan residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.

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