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Chapter 17.808 — PERMITS AND LEGISLATIVE CHANGE REQUESTS

Article V — Responsibility for Actions Related to the Subdivision Map Act

Sacramento Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Sacramento

17.808.500 Responsibility for actions on subdivision maps.

Except as provided otherwise in this title, the responsibility for actions taken under this title shall be as stated below.

  • A. City Council. The city council shall be responsible for:
  1. The approval, conditional approval, or denial of vesting tentative maps and requests for extensions of time for vesting tentative maps;

  2. The approval, conditional approval, or denial of reversions to acreage; and

  3. Hearing appeals of the planning and design commission with respect to a tentative map.

  • B. Planning and Design Commission. The planning and design commission shall be responsible for:
  1. Making recommendations to the city council on approval, conditional approval, or denial of vesting tentative maps and tentative maps; and

  2. Hearing appeals of the zoning administrator with respect to a tentative map.

  • C. Subdivision Review Committee. The subdivision review committee shall be responsible for:
  1. Investigating and reporting on the design and improvement of all proposed subdivisions and making recommendations thereon to the zoning administrator and planning and design commission;

  2. Recommending approval, conditional approval, or disapproval of the design of proposed subdivisions and the kinds, nature and extent of on-site and off-site improvements required in connection therewith;

  3. Recommending approval, conditional approval, or denial of tentative maps of all proposed subdivisions of land, and requests for extensions of time for tentative maps;

  4. Recommending modifications of the requirements of these regulations in accordance with the provisions of chapter 17.842, tentative map design deviations, and chapter 17.844, post-tentative map design deviation;

  5. Recommending disapproval of a tentative map for noncompliance with the requirements of these regulations, the Subdivision Map Act, or the standards, rules or regulations adopted by the commission pursuant to these regulations;

  6. Reviewing and making recommendations concerning proposed subdivisions in the unincorporated territory of the county of Sacramento and county of Yolo in accordance with section 66453 of the California Govern-ment Code when it has elected to do so;

  7. Reviewing and make recommendations for reasonable modifications or waivers of the requirements of these regulations as they apply to the development of designated infill sites; and

  8. Exercising additional powers and duties as prescribed by law and by these regulations.

  • D. Zoning Administrator. The zoning administrator shall be responsible for:
  1. The approval, conditional approval, or denial of all tentative maps other than vesting tentative maps;

  2. The approval or denial of requests for extensions of time for tentative maps other than vesting tentative maps;

  3. The approval, conditional approval, or denial of all post-tentative map design deviations; and

  4. The approval, conditional approval, or denial of minor amendments of approved tentative maps.

  • E. Director of Public Works. The director of public works shall be responsible for:
  1. The approval or disapproval of all final maps, parcel maps, master parcel maps, and amended maps; and

  2. The approval or denial of lot line adjustments and lot mergers. (Ord. 2020-0021 § 5; Ord. 2017-0009 § 17)

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Contents — Sacramento Zoning Code
Sacramento Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 17.100 — TITLE, PURPOSE, AND AUTHORITY
  2. Chapter 17.104 — HOW TO USE THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CODE
  3. Chapter 17.108 — DEFINITIONS
  4. Chapter 17.112 — ENFORCEMENT
  5. Chapter 17.200 — AGRICULTURE AND OPEN SPACE
  6. Chapter 17.204 — SINGLE-UNIT AND DUPLEX DWELLINGS
  7. Chapter 17.208 — MULTI-UNIT DWELLINGS
  8. Chapter 17.212 — RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE
  9. Chapter 17.216 — COMMERCIAL, OFFICE, AND MIXED USE
  10. Chapter 17.220 — INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
  11. Chapter 17.224 — MISCELLANEOUS
  12. Chapter 17.228 — SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS
  13. Chapter 17.232 — NONCONFORMING USES
  14. Chapter 17.300 — OVERLAY ZONES GENERALLY
  15. Chapter 17.312 — EXECUTIVE AIRPORT OVERLAY ZONE (EA-1 THROUGH …
  16. Chapter 17.332 — PARKWAY CORRIDOR (PC) OVERLAY ZONE
  17. Chapter 17.336 — SOLID WASTE RESTRICTED (SWR) OVERLAY ZONE
  18. Chapter 17.340 — TO ZONE-TRANSIT OVERLAY
  19. Chapter 17.400 — SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICTS GENERALLY
  20. Chapter 17.404 — BROADWAY-STOCKTON SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  21. Chapter 17.408 — FOLSOM BOULEVARD WEST SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  22. Chapter 17.409 — FOLSOM BOULEVARD EAST SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  23. Chapter 17.412 — MCCLELLAN HEIGHTS AND PARKER HOMES SPECIAL PL…
  24. Chapter 17.416 — NORTHGATE SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  25. Chapter 17.420 — ALHAMBRA CORRIDOR SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  26. Chapter 17.424 — DEL PASO BOULEVARD/ARDEN WAY SPECIAL PLANNING…
  27. Chapter 17.428 — DEL PASO NUEVO SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  28. Chapter 17.432 — SACRAMENTO ARMY DEPOT SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  29. Chapter 17.436 — RIVER DISTRICT SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  30. Chapter 17.440 — RAILYARDS SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  31. Chapter 17.442 — ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS CENTER SPECIAL PLANN…
  32. Chapter 17.444 — CENTRAL CITY SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  33. Chapter 17.448 — FREEPORT SPECIAL PLANNING DISTRICT
  34. Chapter 17.452 — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
  35. Chapter 17.500 — DESIGN STANDARDS FOR SUBDIVISIONS
  36. Chapter 17.504 — IMPROVEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBDIVISIONS
  37. Chapter 17.512 — PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES
  38. Chapter 17.516 — BRIDGES AND MAJOR THOROUGHFARES
  39. Chapter 17.604 — HISTORIC PRESERVATION
  40. Chapter 17.608 — PARKING REGULATIONS
  41. Chapter 17.612 — LANDSCAPING AND PAVING REGULATIONS
  42. Chapter 17.616 — RECYCLING AND SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL REGULATIONS
  43. Chapter 17.620 — WALL, FENCE AND GATE REGULATIONS
  44. Chapter 17.624 — RESIDENTIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURE AND USE REGUL…
  45. Chapter 17.700 — TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
  46. Chapter 17.704 — DENSITY BONUSES
  47. Chapter 17.706 — GREEN BUILDING BONUSES FOR NONRESIDENTIAL BUI…
  48. Chapter 17.712 — MIXED INCOME HOUSING
  49. Chapter 17.716 — RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION AND NEW CO…
  50. Chapter 17.718 — COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM PROGRAM
  51. Chapter 17.720 — SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION
  52. Chapter 17.722 — URBAN AGRICULTURE INCENTIVE ZONE
  53. Chapter 17.800 — APPLICATIONS AND FEES
  54. Chapter 17.804 — REQUESTS FOR REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION UNDER T…
  55. Chapter 17.808 — PERMITS AND LEGISLATIVE CHANGE REQUESTS
  56. Chapter 17.810 — FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT FINDINGS
  57. Chapter 17.812 — REVIEW PROCEDURES
  58. Chapter 17.816 — MAPS GENERALLY
  59. Chapter 17.820 — LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS
  60. Chapter 17.824 — MERGER OF PARCELS
  61. Chapter 17.828 — TENTATIVE MAPS
  62. Chapter 17.832 — FINAL AND PARCEL MAPS
  63. Chapter 17.836 — MASTER PARCEL MAPS
  64. Chapter 17.840 — VESTING TENTATIVE MAPS
  65. Chapter 17.842 — TENTATIVE MAP DESIGN DEVIATION
  66. Chapter 17.844 — POST-TENTATIVE MAP DESIGN DEVIATION
  67. Chapter 17.848 — SURVEYS AND MONUMENTS
  68. Chapter 17.852 — IMPROVEMENT PLANS AND PERMITS
  69. Chapter 17.856 — REVERSION TO ACREAGE
  70. Chapter 17.860 — MINISTERIAL APPROVAL FOR INFILL HOUSING PROJE…
  71. Chapter 17.864 — MINISTERIAL APPROVAL OF TWO DWELLING UNITS ON…
  72. Chapter 17.868 — Ministerial Approval of Development Projects …
  73. Chapter 17.876 — LOW BARRIER NAVIGATION CENTERS
  74. Chapter 17.880 — SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
  75. Chapter 17.900 — GENERAL PLAN ADOPTION AND AMENDMENT
  76. Chapter 17.904 — SPECIFIC PLANS
  77. Chapter 17.908 — TRANSIT VILLAGE PLANS
  78. Chapter 17.912 — GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY REVIEWS
  79. Chapter 17.916 — PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CODE AMENDMENTS

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