Get Boundary Adjustment Application - Custer County

This guide provides clear and comprehensive instructions for completing the Boundary Adjustment Application for Custer County online. Whether you are adjusting property boundaries for personal reasons or resolving a dispute, this guide will help you navigate the process step-by-step.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Boundary Adjustment Application, allowing you to open and fill out the document online.
2. In Section I, fill in your personal and property information. Include details for both Owner A and Owner B if applicable, such as names, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing addresses, city, state, zip code, property address, parcel number, section, township, range, total acreage, proposed lot size, and zoning district.
3. In Section II, select the applicable category for your boundary adjustment. Choose between adjustment for encroachment or boundary dispute, or adjustment to combine with an adjacent parcel based on your specific situation.
4. In Section III, obtain the required approvals. Ensure you have comments or conditions noted by the Custer County Assessor and Eastern Idaho Public Health, alongside their signatures and dates.
5. For Section IV, prepare the filing requirements, which include recent recorded deeds, survey records of the intended boundary adjustment, a signed application by each owner, approvals by the county assessor and Eastern Idaho Public Health, a narrative explaining the purpose of the boundary adjustment, and the application fee of $100.00.
6. In the final section, complete the certification statement by acknowledging that all information provided is accurate, and sign and date the application. Ensure that both owners complete this step and include notarization.
7. Once completed, save your changes to the application. You can download, print, or share it as needed to submit your application.

Start completing your Boundary Adjustment Application online today!