Lindsay Municipal Code § 17.12 Preliminary Map

A subdivision committee is established consisting of the city engineer, the public works director, the planning director and a public safety official, or their designated representative. The city council, by resolution, may appoint additional individuals or employees as members of the subdivision committee as deemed necessary.

(Ord. 341 § 1 (19.3.100), 1979)

Prior to the filing of a tentative map, the subdivider shall submit to the planning director fifteen copies of a preliminary map at a scale and in detail sufficient to indicate the essential characteristics of the subdivision including the number, size and design of lots; the location and width of streets; the location of any reservations or easements; the general nature and extent of grading; the relation of the subdivision to all surrounding lands; and any other data necessary to enable the subdivision committee to review the proposed subdivision. The planning director will then, within thirty days, schedule a conference of the subdivision committee with the subdivider on the preliminary map. The committee will make such general recommendations to the subdivider as seem proper regarding the preliminary map, and shall recommend consultations by the subdivider with such other public or private agencies as it designates. The subdivision committee shall furnish written copy of its recommendations to the subdivider and to all other public or private agencies which may be interested.

(Ord. 341 § 1 (19.3.200), 1979)