Plumas County Municipal Code Art. 4 Tentative Maps

The subdivider shall cause to be prepared by a land surveyor or civil engineer licensed by the State, or by a planner or other qualified and experienced person, a tentative map showing, in general, the following:

(a) The name and address of the owner of the property;

(b) The names of the subdividers;

(c) The name of the subdivider's engineer;

(d) The names of the owners of adjoining properties;

(e) The general topography and drainage of the area;

(f) The location and widths of all adjacent or nearby streets and roads;

(g) The characteristics of the land proposed to be subdivided;

(h) The approximate size and location of all proposed lots;

(i) The approximate location of all proposed streets and highways;

(j) The proposed improvements of all proposed streets and highways;

(k) The proposed provisions for water supply, sewerage, and drainage;

(l) All pertinent data necessary or desirable for the proper evaluation of the proposed subdivision; and

(m) All information required by the departmental subdivision regulations of the Engineer-Surveyor, the Planning Director, the Road Commissioner, and the Health Officer.

The tentative map shall be accompanied by acceptable evidence as to the record ownership of the lands involved and of the proposed restrictions, if any, which are to apply to the subdivision.

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

Where the boundaries of a proposed subdivision cannot be readily and conclusively established from record data and from existing survey monuments, the Engineer-Surveyor may require that a record of survey, as defined and provided for by the Land Surveyor's Act of the State, be first filed to resolve and establish a firm boundary for the proposed subdivision.

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

Such number of copies of the tentative map as the Planning Director may require shall be filed with the Planning Director, along with any accompanying data, for distribution to the various County departments concerned and for presentation to the Zoning Administrator. The Planning Director shall notify the subdivider, or his authorized agent, of the time and place set for the consideration of the tentative map by the Zoning Administrator, at which time the owner, or his authorized agent, shall be present.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, 664, § 5, Ord. 77-211, eff. August 4, 1977, § 2, Ord. 89-714, eff. August 31, 1989, and § 8, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005 )

The Zoning Administrator may set a time and place for a special public hearing to consider a tentative map and accompanying proposals, when the Zoning Administrator deems such a hearing to be desirable, and may publicize such hearing by appropriate means.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664, § 2, Ord. 89-714, eff. August 31, 1989, and § 8, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005)

The Zoning Administrator, upon the completion of its consideration, shall approve, deny, or conditionally approve the tentative map.

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, and 664, § 2, Ord. 89-714, eff. August 31, 1989, § 8, Ord. 05-1026, adopted March 29, 2005)

(§ 61204, P.C.O.C., as amended by Ords. 413, 554, 664, and § 5, Ord. 77-211, eff. August 4, 1977; repealed by § 2, Ord. 80-404, eff. October 12, 1980)