What does Boundary Line Adjustment involve?

Boundary Line Adjustment involves a process where property lines between adjacent owners are modified to better suit their needs while ensuring that both properties remain in compliance with local zoning regulations. This type of adjustment can address various concerns like encroachments, realignment of property for improved access, or to allow for a more favorable use of the land.

During a Boundary Line Adjustment, the legal descriptions of the properties are updated to reflect the changes, and there is typically a need for surveys to ensure accuracy. This is distinct from other options that involve broader changes, such as increasing the overall size of a property, which can lead to different implications and requirements, including the need for additional zoning or land use considerations.

Establishing new zoning districts or determining future land use allocations refers to different processes that entail planning and regulatory changes at a broader level, beyond the specific adjustments of property lines between individual landowners. Boundary Line Adjustments remain focused on the rights of adjacent property owners and their immediate land configurations.