Subdivision Regulations

The Board of Commissioners of Erie County will be conducting a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the Erie County Subdivision Regulations.  The proposed amendments for consideration will include definitions, minor subdivisions, major subdivisions, design standards, review of construction plans and final plat actions as they apply to streets, other improvements, facilities or assurance of construction as a condition precedent to the approval of subdivision plats.

 

The public hearing will be held on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. in the Commissioner’s Chambers on the Third Floor of the Erie County Office Building located at 247 Columbus Avenue, in downtown Sandusky, Ohio. 

Please see the draft Subdivision Regulations below:

The Erie Regional Planning Commission has the responsibility of requiring that subdivisions comply with reasonable standards for development in the unincorporated areas of Erie County and that all proposed development is coordinated into the County Comprehensive Plan. The Commission has developed and revised these Subdivision Regulations which are intended to provide a minimum set of procedures, standards and specifications to achieve the goals and purposes of Erie County. It is in the best interests of both the County and private enterprise that every subdivision is well-designed and constructed; that every subdivision results in ordered growth; stable environments; and desirable, livable communities for the benefit of all citizens.

Current Subdivision Regulations: