This chapter sets forth the form, contents, submittal and approval
of tentative parcel maps.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
The tentative parcel map shall be prepared in a manner acceptable to the community development department and shall be prepared by a registered civil engineer or licensed land surveyor. The form and contents shall comply and be consistent with the requirements of Section
16.20.020 unless otherwise approved by the director of community development and the city engineer.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
Any person making a division of land for which a parcel map
is required shall, in accordance with the provisions of this chapter,
file the tentative parcel map, together with any deposits toward plan
checking and review fees, to the community development department.
The community development director shall determine the number of copies
to be delivered.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
When a parcel map is required, the subdivider may submit to the community development department, an application for a vesting tentative parcel map to obtain the rights conferred under Chapter
16.24. Such application shall meet and follow all applicable regulations.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
Appeals of the planning commission action with respect to the tentative parcel map shall be made to the city council in accordance with Section
16.20.060.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
An approved or conditionally approved tentative map shall expire thirty-six months after its approval in accordance with the provisions of Section
16.20.070.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
Any amendment to an approved or conditionally approved tentative parcel map shall be made in accordance with Section
16.20.080(B).
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
The subdivider may request, at the time of filing a tentative
parcel map, that the planning commission waive the requirements for
the recordation of a final parcel map when the land being divided
consists of a lot or parcels shown on a recorded parcel map or final
map and the full street improvements have been constructed and monumentation
is evident, or where each of the lots have a gross acreage of forty
acres or more or each of which is a quarter-quarter section or larger.
The planning commission may grant the waiver and will issue a certificate
of compliance if:
A. The
subdivider files an application with the city engineer, including
any fees required, verifying the existence of monumentation and the
existence of full street improvements;
B. The
application contains a legal description for each of the lots to be
created; and
C. The
planning commission finds that the proposed division of land complies
with requirements of this title and the Subdivision Map Act.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)
A fee, as established by city council resolution, shall be required
on all tentative parcel map applications.
(Ord. 91-9 § 3)