Rocklin Municipal Code Ch. 16.12 Regulations Generally

Editor's note— Ord. No. 1061, § 2, adopted Dec. 13, 2016, repealed former § 16.12.010 which pertained to access and size required to build—zoning conformance, and derived from Ord. No. 365, § 2.101, adopted in 1978.

Except where expressly permitted by the commission or council, only one main building or structure (exclusive of permitted accessory buildings) shall be constructed on a lot or parcel.

(Ord. 365 § 2.102, 1978).

A tentative map is required for every subdivision where required or permitted by the Subdivision Map Act.

(Ord. 365 § 2.103, 1978).

For those subdivisions where a final map is not required by the Subdivision Map Act, a parcel map is required.

(Ord. 365 § 2.104, 1978).

As provided in subsection (d) of Section 66412 of the Subdivision Map Act, this title shall not apply to any lot line adjustment, provided:

A. The resulting lots meet the area requirements of Title 17 for the zone in which the property is located; and

B. The planning director, planning commission or council, by resolution, approves such an adjustment.

C. The following procedure shall be used when applying for lot line adjustment approval pursuant to this section:

1. An application for approval of a lot line adjustment shall be submitted to the planning director on forms provided by the city. The application shall be accompanied by:

a. Five copies of a map on eight and one- half by eleven inches bond paper, showing the existing property line and the proposed location of the new property line. The map shall be drawn to scale and show all existing structures, easements, landscaping, including trees, and any other improvements and their location in relation to all property lines;

b. Two copies of a current title report for each parcel affected;

c. New deed descriptions for all parcels affected by the lot line adjustment;

d. Filing fees, as established by council resolution.

2. Upon determination by the planning director that the application is complete, the director shall have fifteen days in which to notify the applicant that the lot line adjustment is either approved, conditionally approved, or denied.

3. Any decision by the planning director may be appealed to the planning commission by the applicant or any interested party, in accordance with Chapter 17.86.

4. Following affirmative action by the planning director, the commission or the council, the applicant shall submit the following final documents for recording to the city engineer:

a. New deeds on all parcels affected;

b. One eight and one-half by eleven inches exhibit map for each parcel affected;

c. Any offers of dedication;

d. Street improvement plans or deferral agreements, if applicable;

e. Applicable fees, including recordation fees and plan check fees;

f. Additional information as required by the city engineer.

5. Upon acceptance of the information set out in subdivision 4, the city engineer shall file all final documents with the clerk for recording.

(Ord. 428 §§ 1. 2, 1980; Ord. 365 § 2.105, 1978).