A. 
As a condition of approval of a map for a residential subdivision consisting of 11 or more lots, the subdivider shall reserve for a limited period of time, for sale to consumers and builders other than the subdivider, owner, developer and builder of the subdivision the following percentage of lots, based on the total number of lots in the subdivision:
1. 
In subdivisions consisting of 11 to 49 lots, 10% of the lots, rounded to the nearest whole number;
2. 
In subdivisions consisting of 50 or more lots, 15% of the lots, rounded to the nearest whole number.
B. 
Subdivision maps submitted in phases shall be considered as cumulative for purposes of this chapter.
C. 
The lots to be reserved shall be designated at the time the final map is approved. Those lots shall be located in a contiguous area that contains five or more lots.
D. 
Affected lots shall be offered for sale pursuant to this section for a period of 45 days. The subdivider shall notify the Community Development Department in writing of the date the lots may be legally offered for sale. This 45-day period shall commence upon written notification that the lots may be legally offered for sale. Notice of the offer for sale shall be posted in the Community Development Department for public review. For the first 10 days of the 45-day period, the affected lots shall be offered for sale on a priority basis to local building contractors. For purposes of this chapter, a "local building contractor" means a builder or developer with a business license issued by the City with an office or other place of business located within the County. At the end of the 45-day period, the subdivider will file a report with the Community Development Department indicating:
1. 
The number of lots sold pursuant to this chapter;
2. 
The location of such lots by lot number or address; and
3. 
The identity of the purchaser.
(Prior code § 21-15-1)
The following types of residential subdivisions shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter:
A. 
Residential subdivisions consisting of 10 or fewer lots;
B. 
Condominiums or townhouses with homeowners associations;
C. 
Lots designed for fourplex units or units larger than fourplex;
D. 
Zero lot line developments with homeowners associations; and
E. 
Manufactured housing subdivisions.
(Prior code § 21-15-2)