Menlo Park Municipal Code Art. III Parcel Map

Prior to expiration of the tentative parcel map, the subdivider may complete the conditions of tentative parcel map approval, including any surveys required, and prepare a parcel map. Three blueline copies of an acceptably complete parcel map conforming to Section 66444 of the Subdivision Map Act shall be submitted to the city engineer.

Submittal of the parcel map shall be considered complete upon receipt by the city engineer of the soils report, guarantee of title, executed improvement agreement with suitable guarantees, improvement plans, survey traverse calculations and other data as required. Within twenty days after the submittal is complete, the city engineer shall complete his examination of the parcel map and supporting data.

(Ord. 615 § 1 (part), 1977)

The subdivider shall submit the original tracing of the parcel map on linen or film and a duplicate print on linen, original or duplicate tracings of approved improvement plans, if applicable map filing report (from a title company), map-checking fee, recreation fee (in lieu of dedication), if applicable, and the recording fee (as required by the county recorder) to the city engineer for certification. If the parcel map is in compliance with Subdivision Map Act and local ordinances, and if the conditions of approval have been met, the city engineer will certify the parcel map and transmit the same to the city clerk for submittal to the clerk of the San Mateo County board of supervisors and the county recorder.

Failure to file a parcel map prior to the expiration of the tentative parcel map shall terminate and nullify all proceedings for the particular subdivision.

(Ord. 615 § 1 (part), 1977)

No building permit may be issued prior to the recording of the parcel map.

(Ord. 615 § 1 (part), 1977)