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Series 400 — LAND DIVISIONS›Article 401 — PRELIMINARY MAP

401.01: FORM OF PRELIMINARY MAP:

Porterville Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-09 · Porterville

A. Prior to the filing of a map, the subdivider may submit to the Zoning Administrator an application for Project Review Committee and nine (9) copies of a preliminary map to indicate the essential characteristics of the subdivision. The preliminary map shall be of the same size and scale as that required by this Series for tentative maps, and shall contain the following minimum information:

  1. Key map showing adjacent property, subdivisions and roads or streets, proposed street in the subdivision, and other development that would affect the subdivision.

  2. Name and address of the owner of record, subdivider and engineer or surveyor.

  3. Date, north point and scale showing the general topography contours and features.

  4. Approximate location and widths of proposed and existing street rights-of-way.

  5. Approximate location, average size, and number of lots.

  6. Approximate acreage of proposed tract.

  7. The intended land use and information on utilities, sanitary sewers, drainage, water and other improvements. (Ord. 1870, 6-2-2020)

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▸ Contents — Porterville Zoning Code
Porterville Zoning Code
  1. Series 100 — INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
  2. Series 200 — BASE DISTRICTS
  3. Series 300 — ADDITIONAL USE AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
  4. ▸ Series 400 — LAND DIVISIONS
    Overview
    1. Article 400 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
    2. ▸ Article 401 — PRELIMINARY MAP
      Overview
      1. 401.01: FORM OF PRELIMINARY MAP:
      2. 401.02: PROJECT REVIEW COMMITTEE:
    3. Article 402 — TENTATIVE MAPS
    4. Article 403 — VESTING TENTATIVE MAPS
    5. Article 404 — FINAL MAPS
    6. Article 405 — PARCEL MAPS
    7. Article 406 — REVERSIONS, MERGERS, AND LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS
    8. Article 407 — DEDICATIONS, RESERVATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
    9. Article 408 — COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS (CONDOMINIUMS)
    10. Article 409 — AMENDMENTS AND ENFORCEMENT
  5. Series 500 — OVERLAY DISTRICTS
  6. Series 600 — ADMINISTRATION AND PERMITS
  7. Series 700 — GENERAL TERMS

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