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A. A boundary line adjustment:

1. Is a legal method of moving a property line;

2. May be used to accommodate a minor transfer of land between adjacent legally created lots in order to correct property line or setback encroachments, create better lot design, or improve access, without creating substandard lots or substandard yard or setback areas; and

3. May be used to eliminate boundary lines between lots under the same ownership.

B. It is not the purpose of a boundary line adjustment to create additional building lots.

C. A boundary line adjustment is exempt from most procedures in Chapter 15.08 SPMC, as explained in SPMC 15.08.030(B).

D. A boundary line adjustment is exempt from SEPA requirements. [Ord. 378 § 2 (Exh. 1), 1999.]