Chapter 1 — SUBDIVISIONS

3.07-4 Design (See Govt. Code Section 66418)¶

3.07-5 Improvement (See Govt. Code Section 66419)¶

4.01-1 Prior to filing a proposed tentative map, three copies of a Preliminary…¶

4.01-2 The Tentative Map shall be clearly and legibly drawn to scale, shall be…¶

4.01-3 The Community Development Manager shall transmit copies of each tentative map to…¶

4.01-4 The approval of a tentative map by the Planning Commission or City Council…¶

4.01-5 A Condominium and/or Condominium Conversion Tentative Map shall be subject to an…¶

4.01-6 Prior to approving a Tentative Map, the Planning Commission and City Council…¶

4.02-5 Sufficient elevations or contours to determine the general slope of the land,…¶

4.02-7 Name of adjoining property owners.¶

4.02-8 Existing and proposed roads, streets, highways and ways: Locations, names,…¶

4.02-9 Easements existing and proposed if known: Widths, locations and purposes.¶

4.02-10 Existing buildings which are to remain in place: Dimensions and locations; and…¶

4.02-11 Vicinity sketch (not to scale).¶

4.02-12 The locations, names and existing width of all the adjoining and contiguous…¶

4.02-13 Existing trees and prominent landmarks such as streams and rock outcroppings.¶

4.02-14 For subdivisions east of Piedmont Road, Evans Road and Park Victoria extended…¶

4.02-15 General notes to be included on map:¶

4.04-1 Within said fifty (50) days, the Planning Commission shall report to the Council…¶

4.04-2 Any report or recommendation on a tentative map by the staff to either Planning…¶

4.04-3 At its next regular meeting following receipt of the report, the Council shall…¶

4.04-4 Pursuant to Section 66474.6 of the Government Code, the City Council shall…¶

5.01-2 Said proposed final map shall be submitted to the City Engineer (with tracing…¶

5.01-3 Upon receipt of the final map, the City Engineer shall examine the same and the…¶

5.02-1 The final subdivision map shall be clearly and legibly drawn upon tracing cloth of good quality.¶

5.02-2 When the final map consists of three (3) or more sheets, a key map showing the…¶

5.02-3 Maps filed for the purpose of reverting subdivided land to acreage shall be…¶

5.02-4 The map shall show clearly what stakes, monuments or other evidences were found…¶

5.02-5 Sufficient data must be shown to determine readily the bearings and length of…¶

5.02-6 Whenever the City Engineer has established the monument line of a street or…¶

5.02-7 The map shall show the location and description of all monuments found in making…¶

5.02-8 Three copies of any proposed deed restrictions shall be filed with the City…¶

5.02-9 In addition, the final map shall be prepared in full compliance with the…¶

5.03-1 A certificate signed and acknowledged by all parties having any record title…¶

5.03-2 A certificate signed and acknowledged as above offering for dedication all…¶

5.03-3 A certificate by the registered civil engineer or licensed land surveyor…¶

5.03-4 A certificate for execution by the City Engineer, in accordance with the…¶

5.03-5 A certificate for execution by the County Recorder.¶

5.03-6 A certificate of approval by the City Council for execution by the City Clerk in…¶

6.01-1 Whenever a subdivider proposes to lay out, wholly or partly a minor subdivision…¶

6.01-2 A filing fee shall be required and shall be paid to the City on filing, in…¶

6.01-3 The tentative map shall be considered by the Planning Commission in the same…¶

6.01-4 In approving, conditionally approving, or disapproving a tentative map…¶

6.01-5 Any minor subdivision proposed to be approved by the Planning Commission which…¶

6.01-6 The conformity finding required by Section 20.01 of this chapter shall be made…¶

6.02-1 Prior to expiration of approval or conditional approval of a tentative map or…¶

6.02-2 The time for filing said parcel map may be extended by written consent of the…¶

6.02-3 The City Engineer shall not certify the parcel map for recordation, unless and…¶

6.02-4 If the City Engineer finds that the requirements of this chapter have been…¶

6.02-5 All improvements shall be assured within the period required by this Chapter for…¶

6.02-6 All dedications and improvements required pursuant to the provisions of this…¶

6.03-1 Whenever the owner of real property seeks to create separate parcels for the…¶

7.01-1 The street design shall conform both in width and alignment to any master plan…¶

7.01-2 The street design shall conform to any proceedings affecting the subdivision…¶

7.01-3 The following general conditions shall apply to street and highway design:¶

7.01-4 Streets now shown on any master street and highway plan, or affected by…¶

7.01-5 Service Roads and Off-Street Parking.¶

7.01-6 Non-access or planting strips.¶

7.01-7 Lookout Points.¶

7.01-8 Street Names.¶

7.01-9 Acre Lot Subdivisions.¶

7.01-10 Streets.¶

7.01-10.1 Hillside Maximum Grades.¶

7.01-11 Curbs and Gutters.¶

7.01-12 Sidewalks.¶

7.01-13 Driveways.¶

7.02-1 General¶

7.02-2 Underground Utilities¶

7.02-2.1 All of the following existing and proposed facilities within the subdivision…¶

7.02-2.2 Exceptions to the above are as follows:¶

7.02-2.2 It shall be the responsibility of all subdividers seeking to provide the…¶

7.02-3 All utilities, water lines, sanitary sewers and laterals and storm sewers, when…¶

7.02-4 Sewers and Drainage¶

7.02-5 Water¶

7.02-6 Fire Hydrants¶

7.02-7 Street Lighting¶

7.02-8 Railroad Crossings¶

7.02-9 Signing and Striping¶

7.05-1 The size and shape of lots shall be in conformance with any zoning regulations…¶

7.05-2 The side lines of all lots, so far as possible, shall be at right angles to…¶

7.05-3 No lots shall be divided by a City boundary line.¶

7.05-4 All lots shall have permanent vehicular access, represented by Document recorded…¶

7.07-1 Monuments shall be set in accordance with Section 66495 et seq.¶

7.07-2 The basis of bearing of the final map shall be the California Coordinate System.¶

7.09-1 All improvements herein mentioned shall be not less than those set forth in the…¶

7.09-2 Improvement work shall not be commenced until plans and profiles for such work…¶

7.09-3 All required improvements shall be constructed under the inspection of and to…¶

9.01-1 The Subdivision Map Act enables cities and counties to require either the…¶

9.01-2 Before a city or county may avail itself of said Act, it must have a general…¶

9.01-3 The City Council of the City of Milpitas has adopted a general plan containing…¶

9.04-1 That the public interest, convenience, health, welfare and safety require that…¶

9.04-2 That said requirement will be satisfied in part by cooperative arrangements…¶

9.04-3 That, except for the Midtown Specific Plan area, the remainder of the required…¶