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Read. Follow. Verify.Waiver Request for Almeida Family Property Subdivision
Record date · June 29, 2026
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What This Bill Does
Felippe Almeida is requesting a to subdivide a single parcel of land into two lots for family use. The request seeks an exception to the standard road frontage requirements by proposing a 40-foot shared access .
The Development Review Committee must decide whether to grant a for road frontage requirements, which would allow the applicant to subdivide parcel 50099-009-00 for residential use by family members.
Who It Affects
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Felippe Almeida
The applicant is seeking approval to subdivide his property for residential use.
Development Review Committee
The committee is responsible for reviewing the waiver request and determining if it meets local code requirements.
Key Facts
- The applicant requests a waiver to divide one parcel (50099-009-00) into two lots for himself and his sister.
- The property currently has 20 feet of road frontage on SE 180th St.
- The applicant proposes a 40-foot shared access easement to meet safety and emergency vehicle access requirements.
- The item was previously tabled at the 6/15/26 Development Review Committee meeting and requires a motion to rehear.
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- LDC 2.16.1.B(10) requires a minimum of 40 feet of shared access width for family divisions.
- Family divisions are restricted to immediate family members (grandparent, parent, stepparent, adopted parent, sibling, child, stepchild, adopted child, or grandchild).
- A parcel of record cannot be divided more than three times as a family division.
- New parcels created via family division cannot be sold for five years, except in the event of the owner's death.
- During the five-year holding period, owners may convey interest to a spouse as tenants in common.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a family division?
Why does the applicant need a waiver?
Can the new lot be sold immediately?
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Historical Parcel Requirement
The code specifically references January 1, 1992, as the cutoff date for determining if a parcel qualifies for a family division, indicating a long-standing policy to prevent rapid subdivision of newer developments.
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