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neighborhood lot splits, via the resulting increase in density of intensity of use; e. The impacts of the split or potential splits will not degrade adopted levels of service to unacceptable levels, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 910, Concurrency Management. f. The applicant certifies that he knows of no recorded deed restrictions or covenants which would prohibit the division or splitting of the lots. (2) Exemptions. The following activities shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter: (A) Creation of equal or larger building sites from lots of record. 1. The combination or recombination of all or a portion of previously created parcels of record where the newly created or residual parcels comply with all applicable zoning district dimensional criteria or, where applicable, the regulations governing nonconformities. 2. The combination or recombination of all or a portion of previously platted parcels of record are exempt where none of the newly created or residual parcels contain less area, width or depth than the smallest of the original parcels of record being combined and no streets of any kind or public easements are created, changed or extinguished. (B) Boundary settlements. Any conveyance between adjoining landowners if: 1. The purpose of the conveyance is to adjust or settle the common boundary line between adjoining landowners; 2. The deed of conveyance or other legal instrument states such purpose and is recorded in the official records of Indian River County; and 3. The resulting parcel(s) conform to the applicable zoning district dimensional criteria. (C) Conveyance to government. Any division of land for the purpose of conveying land to any federal, state or local government entity or agency or public utility, provided such conveyance is accepted by the grantee by an instrument recorded in the public records of Indian River County. 275