The phrase "a subdivision application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, urban planning, or legal matters when referring to a formal request to divide a piece of land into smaller lots.
Example: "Before proceeding with the construction, we need to submit a subdivision application to the local planning authority."
Alternatives: "land division request" or "parceling application."
The town approved nearly every subdivision application that came before it.
The chairman of the six-member appointed town planning board, Dennis Finnerty, and the board's vice chairman, the home builder James V. Zizzi, said they were required by law to process the West Hills subdivision application without unreasonable delay and could not take into account the town board's efforts to preserve it.
His A.P.A. (the governor names the agency's chair, and all of its members are either gubernatorial nominations, requiring senate confirmation, or state agency appointments) has been handed the hearing record on the sprawling Adirondack Club and Resort, the largest second-home subdivision application that the A.P.A. has seen in 35 years.
JUDGING by what John Hayes, the town land use planner, calls "a constant stream of subdivision applications," Easton has been discovered as an upscale market.
Mr. Terry said that based on meetings, telephone calls and general activity in his office, he expected a rush of new subdivision applications when the moratorium expired.
Discussions with planners, elected officials, developers, and community representatives in the City of New Bern have been crucial to developing the planning and design criteria used as a basis to evaluate subdivision applications.
"We were overwhelmed with subdivision applications and a building boom," Mr. Weichbrodt said.
In fact, so many subdivisions were proposed for the town of Southampton last year that it recently imposed a six-month moratorium on processing subdivision applications for four or more lots until it can implement land-use recommendations contained in an update to its master plan.
The passing score was generated by methodical reviews of various subdivision applications submitted over a period of 2 years to the City of New Bern.
