Grand Terrace Municipal Code Art. II Residential Additions

Any person, firm, association or corporation desiring or intending to build or construct an addition to a single-family or multifamily residential building or structure which requires a building permit or permits shall file with the city engineer certain plans and offers of dedication and shall pay certain applicable fees, as set by resolution, prior to issuance of the building permit. These plans and the various fees are stated in this article with the amount to be as stated in the resolution adopted by the city council.

(Ord. 44 § 3(part), 1981)

Plans and documents which may be required under Section 15.28.080:

A. Title report;

B. Plot plan;

C. Grading plan;

D. Street improvement plans and drainage plans;

E. Plans for extension of utilities, if such extension may be required;

F. Certificate of survey.

(Ord. 44 § 3(A), 1981)

Offers of dedication to be submitted as may be required under Section 15.28.080:

A. A grant deed to the city for dedicating for street purposes in accordance with the adopted circulation element of the General Plan;

B. A grant of easement for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating, and replacing of public utilities as may be required by the city.

(Ord. 44 § 3(B), 1981)

The requirements provided for in this article should be reviewed by the city engineer at the time application is submitted to the city. The city engineer may, in his best judgment, determine the applicability of any requirements enumerated in this article, and may require any and all of a portion of the requirements.

(Ord. 44 § 3(C), 1981)

For the purposes of this article, residential additions should not include remodeling, reroofing, painting, other alterations, or normal or other similar maintenance projects. However, in the event that any additions to residential structures result in new or additional dwelling units, then the provisions of Article I of this chapter shall apply to such new and/or additional dwelling units.

(Ord. 44 § 3(D), 1981)