§ 22-6. Description of parcels for which identifier number does not exist.

(a)

Any deed, deed of trust, map or plat, or other instrument that contains a description of a parcel or parcels not previously plotted on the county large-scale cadastral maps and for which a parcel identifier number does not exist must contain a description of the parcel or parcels of sufficient accuracy and detail that the Land Records Office is able to locate and plot the parcel or parcels on the county maps from the description standing alone, or with the aid of supporting maps or other documents furnished by the person presenting the instrument.

(b)

The description contained in any map or plat that is to be registered and that creates or more fully defines a parcel or parcels not previously plotted on the county large-scale cadastral maps and for which a parcel identifier number does not exist must be sufficiently precise to create a consistent closed parcel boundary within a plotting accuracy of 1/40 (one-fortieth) of an inch.

(Ord. of 11-16-1982, § 6, eff. 1-1-1983; Amend. of 9-18-1990, eff. 9-18-1990)