Plumas County Municipal Code Art. 5 Final Maps

The final map of the subdivision shall be of such form and shall contain such data as prescribed by the Map Act and by the various departmental subdivision regulations.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664)

The survey, and the monumentation thereof, for the final map shall be as prescribed by the Map Act and the various departmental subdivision regulations.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664)

The certificates on the final map, and the execution thereof, shall be as prescribed by the Map Act. Such additional certificates as may be prescribed by the departmental subdivision regulations concerning water supply, streets and highways, drainage, and other matters shall be required where applicable.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664)

Such agreements accompanying the final map as are prescribed by the Map Act, or by the departmental subdivision regulations, or as set forth in Section 9-3.702 of Article 7 of this chapter concerning the improvement of streets and highways, the construction of sewerage or drainage facilities, the reduction of fire hazards, flood protection, and other matters shall be required.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664)

The subdivider, or his authorized agent, shall keep himself informed as to the approval procedure for final maps and any agreements accompanying final maps and shall deliver to the County Engineer the original of the final map, with all certificates executed, other than the certificate of acceptance of the Board, along with the required number of copies of the final map, the improvement plans, and all accompanying agreements, in sufficient time to permit the approval, acceptance, and recordation of the final map, improvement plans, and all accompanying agreements within thirty (30) months or as otherwise required by the Map Act.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, 664, § 6, Ord. 77-211, eff. August 4, 1977, and § 9, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005)

The County Engineer shall cause the review and consideration of the final map to be placed on the agenda of the Board for the earliest meeting permissible under the rules of the Board.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664, and § 9, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005)

In all cases the County Engineer shall notify the subdivider, or his authorized agent, of the time and place set for the review by the Board of the final map and accompanying data and agreements.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664, and § 9, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005)

The Planning Director, or Engineer-Surveyor if so designated by the Board, shall be responsible for the recordation of the final map upon its approval and for the distribution of copies of the final map to the various County departments and to others designated by law or regulation.

A recorded final map may be modified by a certificate of correction or by an amending map, following the same procedures applicable to the approval of a tentative map, upon a finding by the Zoning Administrator that:

(a) There are changes in circumstances which make any or all of the conditions of such map no longer appropriate or necessary;

(b) The modifications proposed do not impose any additional burden on the present fee owner of the property;

(c) The modifications proposed do not alter any right, title, or interest in the real property reflected on the recorded map; and

(d) The map as modified conforms with the provisions of Section 66474 of the Government Code of the State.

The modification shall be set for a public hearing as required by Section 66472.1 of the Government Code of the State.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664, and § 1, Ord. 84-555, eff. February 16, 1984)

Failure to file a final map as provided for in this article within twenty-four (24) months in accordance with the provisions of the Map Act, or within a maximum three (3) year extension of such period granted by the County, shall terminate all proceedings and necessitate the filing and approval of a new tentative map.

(§ 61206, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ord. 664, § 3, Ord. 75-99, eff. May 8, 1975, and § 1, Ord. 83-552, eff. January 5, 1984)