Definition-

The sale or exchange of parcels between adjoining lot owners, where such sale or exchange does not create additional building sites.

What are the rules?

The DCRPC requires a survey and legal description of the parcel to be transferred as well as a deed for that parcel (See Subdivision Regulations Section 207.04). The DCRPC may also require the endorsement of zoning and health officials to ensure that the remainder parcel will meet applicable standards.

What is the cost?

See Fee Schedule.

Where do I start?

It is advisable to contact an attorney and/or surveyor. It is also advisable to discuss the project with your township zoning officer and DCRPC staff.

How long does it take?

If the application is not contrary to zoning, health, subdivision, or applicable platting regulations, it shall be approved by the DCRPC within 7 working days. If the application is denied, the DCRPC shall inform the subdivider of the issues and reasons for the disapproval.

Click here to download the Adjacent Property Transfer form.