All provisions of this chapter shall apply equally to subdivisions
which are approved by parcel map as by final map.
(Ord. 2194-86 § 1)
(a)
The subdivider shall construct and/or install all required or permitted subdivision improvements without any cost or expense to the city except as provided in subsection (b).
(b)
When the subdivider is required to construct or install the following
types of improvements in excess of the nominal diameter set forth
herein to serve contiguous areas developed, or to be developed, by
other developers, the city will then pay the subdivider for such excess
oversizing as provided in applicable resolutions and ordinances adopted
by the city council:
(c)
The subdivider shall dedicate all required rights-of-way and grant
all easements to the proper public or private agency, except as otherwise
specifically provided, without any cost or expense to the city.
(Ord. 2194-86 § 1)
(a)
The subdivider shall pay a tentative map filing fee in the amount
prescribed by the applicable ordinance or resolution adopted by the
city council. The fee shall be remitted to the director of finance
at the time the tentative map is filed with the director of community
development.
(b)
The subdivider shall pay an engineering fee which includes all charges
for engineering and inspection services rendered by the city, including
required costs of recording land maps where applicable. The engineering
fee shall be in the amount prescribed by applicable resolution or
ordinance adopted by the city council. The engineering fee shall be
remitted to the director of finance prior to the execution of the
subdivision agreement by the city.
(c)
The subdivider shall pay a testing fee for all tests required for
the design of pavement. The fee shall be remitted to the director
of finance within thirty days of the date a bill is rendered for such
services.
(d)
The subdivider shall pay utility and off-site charges as may be required
by council resolution or ordinance in effect at the time of the approval
of the final subdivision map, regardless of whether the subdivision
consists of the initial development, redevelopment, or additions or
expansions to existing development on the affected lots or parcels.
(e)
If the director of public works determines that any street or frontage
road or portion thereof shall not be improved to city standards at
the time the subdivider is improving adjoining lands then the subdivider
shall deposit with the city the full cost of making permanent improvements
as estimated by the director of public works and shall pay all costs
for temporary improvements deemed necessary by the director of public
works.
(f)
The subdivider shall pay for all improvements abutting county roads
where he is required to install half standard width streets improved
to city standards and where such half streets abut a county road.
The improvements to such county roads shall meet the standards prescribed
by the county engineer. If it is determined that the portion of such
road or street which is within the city should not be improved to
city standards at the time the subdivider is improving adjacent lands
then the subdivider shall deposit with the city the full cost of improving
one-half of such street or road. The cost of improving such half streets
to city standards shall be determined by the director of public works.
When such half streets are not improved to city standards at time
of development, the subdivider will be required to pay all costs for
all temporary improvements deemed necessary by the director of public
works on that portion of the street or road that is in the city as
well as that portion of the street or road that is in the county but
not within the city.
(Ord. 2194-86 § 1)
