A parcel map shall be filed with the city engineer and recorded
for any subdivision for which a tentative and final map is not required
by the Subdivision Map Act.
(Prior code § 29-501; Ord. 579, 1982; Ord. 587, 1983)
A.
Parcel
maps shall meet all the requirements of the Subdivision Map Act and
shall show all dedications or offers of dedication thereon. Such dedications
or offers of dedication shall be made by deed in addition to appearing
on the map.
(Prior code § 29-502)
A.
After
filing of a parcel map, it shall be brought before the planning commission
at its next regular meeting, but not to exceed thirty days from the
date of filing. The planning commission may approve, conditionally
approve, or disapprove said map.
B.
The
planning commission may condition approval of a parcel map with any
conditions that may be placed upon a subdivision of five or more parcels.
C.
Within
five days after approval of a parcel map and compliance with any conditions
attached thereto, the city engineer shall record said map with the
County Recorder.
(Prior code § 29-503)
Failure to file a parcel map with the County Recorder within
ninety days from the approval or conditional approval of such map
shall terminate all proceedings. Any subdivision of the same land
shall require the filing of a new map.
(Prior code § 29-504)
The developer, upon application to the planning commission,
may be exempted from the requirements of filing a parcel map upon
a finding that the proposed division of land complies with state law
and local ordinances as to area, improvements and designs, flood water
drainage control, appropriate improved public roads, sanitary disposal
facilities, water supply availability, environmental protection, and
any other requirements of state law or local ordinance. In the event
of waiver pursuant to this section, a tentative map shall be filed.
(Prior code § 29-505; Ord. 565 § 25, 1980)
