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Title 16

Chapter 16.24 — TENTATIVE MAPS

Glendale Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Glendale

  • § 16.24.010. Authority of planning commission, director of community development and council.

  • § 16.24.020. Preparation.

  • § 16.24.030. Contour map of area within and adjacent to subdivision.

  • § 16.24.040. Tentative tract map processing.

    • Tentative tract map requirements.

  • § 16.24.050.

  • § 16.24.060. Additional required information.

  • § 16.24.070. Geological report.

    • Receipt of departmental reports.

  • § 16.24.080.

    • Public hearings and notice.

  • § 16.24.090.

  • § 16.24.100. Hearing before the planning commission or written decision by the director of community development.

    • Hearing before the city council.

  • § 16.24.110. Hearing before the city council.

  • § 16.24.120. Filing of tentative parcel map for approval.

  • § 16.24.130. Information to be furnished on tentative parcel map.

  • § 16.24.140. Basis of survey information—Tentative parcel map.

  • § 16.24.150. Waiver of parcel map.

  • § 16.24.160. Action upon tentative parcel map.

  • § 16.24.170. Disapproval of maps.

  • § 16.24.180. Parcel map and tract map appeals.

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▸ Contents — Glendale Planning Code
Glendale Planning Code
  1. ▸ Title 16
    Overview
    1. Chapter 16.12 — MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
    2. Chapter 16.20 — CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
    3. Chapter 16.24 — TENTATIVE MAPS
    4. Chapter 16.28 — IMPROVEMENTS
    5. Chapter 16.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
    6. Chapter 16.08 — DESIGN STANDARDS
    7. Chapter 16.12 — MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
    8. Chapter 16.16 — NEW CONDOMINIUMS
    9. Chapter 16.20 — CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
    10. Chapter 16.24 — TENTATIVE MAPS
    11. Chapter 16.32 — FINAL MAPS
    12. Chapter 16.36 — LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS

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