Frontage Can Limit Splits

26 May 2026 · 0 min
0:16

In this brief explanatory video, the speaker outlines how, despite the Land Division Act permitting multiple parcel splits, local zoning regulations can impose a minimum road frontage requirement for each new parcel. When the available frontage on a property is insufficient to meet these minimums, further subdivision into additional parcels may be prohibited, effectively limiting the number of splits possible.

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