A.
A final
parcel map or final subdivision map shall be recorded within a period
of 18 months after the approval of the tentative map by the City Council.
B.
A final
map shall be:
(Ord. 142 Art. 4 §1, 1974)
At the time of submittal of prints of a final map for checking,
the City Engineer shall estimate all costs of checking the map, calculations
and improvement plans, the cost of any field inspection, and the cost
of recording the map. This estimate shall be deemed the final fee
for these services, and shall be paid to the City Clerk. In the event
that the subdivider does not agree to the amount of the fees, the
fee shall be determined by the City Council at its next regular meeting.
(Ord. 142 Art. 4 §2, 1974)
A.
To
record a parcel map, a registered engineer or licensed surveyor shall
submit to the City Engineer 2 prints of the proposed parcel map, and
pay to the City Clerk the checking and recording fee.
B.
The
parcel map shall be prepared in conformance with Sections 11575 through
11580, inclusive, of the State Business and Professions Code; and,
in the case of a parcel map showing a division of land into 5 or more
parcels, as authorized under Section 11535 (C)(1), (2) and (3) of
the Business and Professions Code, the parcel map shall be based upon
a survey which has been monumented in the same manner as required
for a final subdivision map. All parcel maps shall show the area of
all parcels to the nearest square foot for parcels less than one acre,
or to the nearest 100th acre for all parcels one acre or larger in
size.
C.
When
the City Engineer is satisfied that the map is technically correct,
conforms to the approved tentative map or any proposed alterations
thereof, complies with all applicable laws and regulations, that all
conditions of approval have been satisfied, and that any bonds or
cash deposits have been received by the City Clerk, the City Engineer
shall notify in writing the engineer or surveyor who prepared the
map and request delivery of the original tracings of the parcel map.
The City Engineer shall execute his or her certification on the original
tracings of the parcel map, as provided in Section 11575 of the Business
and Professions Code, and shall transmit the same to the County Recorder.
(Ord. 142 Art. §3, 1974)
A.
To
record a final subdivision map, a registered engineer or licensed
surveyor shall submit to the City Engineer 2 prints of the proposed
final map, together with a fee for checking, inspection and recording,
and traverse sheets giving latitudes and departures, showing the mathematical
closure within allowable limits of error of the exterior boundaries
of the tract, blocks to the center of adjoining streets, and all lots
whose closure is not ascertainable from the map without trigonometric
calculations.
B.
The
City Engineer shall examine the map as to its technical accuracy,
conformity with the approved tentative map, and compliance with all
applicable laws and regulations. In the event the City Engineer determines
that there is a noncompliance, the subdivider shall cause the map
to conform, and shall comply with the regulations.
C.
The
City Engineer shall determine that all conditions of approval have
been satisfied, and that all required bonds or cash deposits have
been received.
D.
When
the City Engineer is satisfied that the map is technically correct,
conforms to the approved tentative map and any conditions of approval,
and complies with all applicable laws and regulations, the City Engineer
will notify in writing the registered engineer or licensed surveyor
who prepared the map and request delivery of the original tracings
of the final map. Upon receipt of the final map, the City Engineer
shall execute his or her certificate on the original tracing of the
final map, as provided in Section 11593 of the Business and Professions
Code, and will transmit the same to the City Clerk. The City Council
shall approve the map at its next regular meeting, if it conforms
with all the requirements of applicable laws and regulations made
thereunder.
E.
The
City Council shall, at that time, also accept or reject any or all
offers of dedication and shall, as a condition precedent to the acceptance
of any streets or easements or other dedications for public improvements
proposed, require the subdivider to make or agree to make such improvements
as are required by law and regulations adopted pursuant thereto.
F.
When
the final map and all cash deposits and bonds, and all conditions
have been approved, the City Clerk shall execute his or her certificate
on the final map as provided in Section 11591 of the Business and
Professions Code, and shall transmit such final map to the County
Recorder of Santa Barbara County for recording, as provided in Sections
11625 to 11628, inclusive, of the Business and Professions Code.
(Ord. 142 Art. §4, 1974)
