Minor Subdivision is permitted provided that it does not involve which of the following?

• A. A planned development
• B. Any new street
• C. The extension of any off-tract improvement
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Minor subdivisions are allowed when the division of land doesn’t bring in features that would trigger a more intensive review or require substantial changes to surrounding infrastructure. The key factors that would disqualify a minor subdivision are: introducing a planned development, creating any new street, or extending improvements that originate off the tract. If any of these occur, the subdivision isn’t considered minor and would need a major subdivision process. Therefore, it is permissible only if none of those conditions exist, which is why the correct conclusion is that all of the above must be absent.