Section 559.409. Superseding consolidated subdivision plan.

Upon completing and recording the last phase of a multiphase project, whether the original plan submissions were done by amendment or separate phases, a superseding consolidated subdivision plan shall be prepared and recorded. The superseding consolidated subdivision plan shall combine all previously recorded condominium subdivision   plans  in  the following manner:

(a)   For projects recorded by amendments, all of  the  following  provisions apply:

(i)   Eliminate all reference  to  replats,  but    retain    the    condominium subdivision plan number as originally assigned.

(ii)   Include the exhibit number or letter as used  in  the   consolidated master deed.

(iii)   Eliminate all reference to amended sheets in the sheet index.

(iv)   Redate each sheet.

(v)    In all other aspects, these drawings shall be the same  as     the     last recorded submission for that particular project.

(b)   For projects recorded in  separate  phases,  all     of    the    following provisions apply:

(i)   Eliminate all reference to phase, section, segment, and number.

(ii)   Include the exhibit number or letter as used  in  the   consolidated master deed.

(iii)   Redate each sheet.

(iv)     Use the prescribed wording indicated as follows for reference of the previously   assigned  condominium   subdivision  plan  numbers:   A   replat     of                                                 county condominium subdivision plans. Nos.            ,              ,              ,           ,           ,

          . (As previously assigned by  the  county  register  of deeds).

(v)    Use the prescribed wording as indicated in section 66(3)     of    the      act for assignment of a  new  condominium  subdivision  plan   number   for   the consolidation.

(vi)   Remove all boundaries on the site, survey,  utility,  and   floodplain plans which are now contiguous due to the consolidation of properties.

(vii)   Revise the  property  description  to  be  1    description      of    the consolidated property.

History: 1979 AC; 1985 AACS.