A. Two-lot Subdivisions. Where the division of land is into two lots or parcels only, then the provisions of Sections 16.08.080 and 16.08.090, relating to identification markers, shall not apply and the city engineer may request immediate review and comment from the Grays Harbor Health District, the engineering department, and any other agency listed in Section 16.08.100. Subsequently, the city engineer may summarily approve or reject the proposed short division.

B. Boundary Line Adjustments. Application for boundary line adjustments within an approved subdivision or short subdivision shall be presented to the city engineer for approval together with a fee of seventy-five dollars ($75.00). The city engineer shall issue a certificate of approval if the proposed adjustment complies with minimum zoning, health, building, and similar regulations and will not adversely affect access, easements or drainfields. The certificate shall be affixed to a supplemental declaration of short subdivision which shall contain the adjusted legal description and shall be effective upon being filed for record. (Prior code § 11.04.030)