Nanawale, why not ?

[John S. Rabi]

rusty h, your question pretty much has been answered by the previous posters. It's a fairly easy process to consolidate lots, all you need is a licensed surveyor to provide a new survey map of the consolidated lots to the Planning Department. You also need to post a sign on the lots to provide public notice of your intention and you need to notify all your neighbors within a certain distance to the lots. One thing to remember though, even if you consolidate say five lots into one, you still have to pay HOA dues, if there are any, on all five.

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