Glenville, NY · Schenectady County
Lot Line Adjustment Application
This signed acknowledgement explains Glenville’s re-subdivision process for property owners requesting a parcel combination, split, or reconfiguration.
What this form is
This acknowledgement outlines the steps and conditions for a Glenville re-subdivision or parcel reconfiguration request. Property owners submit it to the assessor’s office with a formal Application for Re-Subdivision and a Request to Combine/Separate Parcels. It explains review and possible referrals, and notes that owners must provide a before-and-after survey; a new legal description or Planning & Zoning Commission appearance may also be required.
Who needs it
Property owners seeking to combine, split, or reconfigure parcels in Glenville need to submit this signed acknowledgement with the required application.
How to submit it
Submit the signed acknowledgement to the assessor’s office with the formal Application for Re-Subdivision and Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form. The document says the latter form is completed and signed at the assessor’s office.
About notarization
This acknowledgement is signed without a notary; the related Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form must be signed at the assessor’s office in the presence of its notary public.
How to submit this form
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Download The Acknowledgement
Download the Lot Line Adjustment Application PDF.
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Complete And Sign
Complete the acknowledgement and provide the owner’s contact information.
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Gather Required Documents
Prepare the formal Application for Re-Subdivision, the Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form, and a before-and-after survey.
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Submit To The Assessor’s Office
Submit the signed acknowledgement and required application materials to the assessor’s office.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Lot Line Adjustment Application?
- No. This acknowledgement is signed without a notary. The related Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form must be signed at the assessor’s office in the presence of its notary public.
- How do I submit the Lot Line Adjustment Application?
- Submit this signed acknowledgement to the assessor’s office with the formal Application for Re-Subdivision and the Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form.
- What other documents are required with this acknowledgement?
- The document says to submit a formal Application for Re-Subdivision and a Request to Combine/Separate Parcels form. It also says property owners must provide a before-and-after survey.
- Who can request that parcels be combined?
- Only the property owner may request in writing that properties be combined. The document also says the parcels must have the exact same ownership name, be contiguous, and be in the same taxing jurisdiction.