A. A boundary line adjustment shall not result in the creation of any additional lots, sites, tracts, or parcels;

B. A boundary line adjustment shall not result in the entire relocation of lots, sites, tracts, or parcels from one area to another;

C. A boundary line adjustment shall not violate or be inconsistent with any conditions of approval for a previously filed plat, short plat, or binding site plan;

D. No lot shall be reconfigured or adjusted which would render access for vehicles, utilities, fire protection, or existing easements impractical to serve their purpose;

E. No adjustment shall be used to provide new frontage for a lot that will create an expectation of, or require, a new access right to said road. Provided nothing shall prohibit the city from granting an adjustment with a new access if the city determines it creates a better overall road geometric for the site consistent with city transportation plan goals and policies;

F. Any lot or parcel that is a legally created lot of record shall be qualified for a boundary line adjustment;

G. The adjustment does not result in a lot, tract or parcel smaller than the minimum lot size required by LMC Title 16, in effect at the time the application is filed, except as follows:

Whenever any one or more lots involved in the proposed change are smaller than the allowable minimum size, the change may be approved so long as no resulting lot is smaller than the smallest of the existing lots and the adjustment does not increase the existing nonconformity in consideration of land use regulations and standards;

H. The boundary line adjustment process shall not be used to adjust easements, utilities, or other non-property line features;

I. A boundary line adjustment approved by the city of Lacey is not to be construed as a statement as to the lot’s suitability for building purposes. (Ord. 1235 §4, 2005).