Sec. 21-10. - Submission of final maps and parcel maps.

An approved or conditionally approved tentative tract map including tentative parcel map shall expire thirtysix months after its approval or conditional approval by the decision-maker unless otherwise provided pursuant to State Subdivision Map Act, California Government Code Section 66452.6.

To record a final or parcel map, a subdivider shall submit to the county surveyor two prints of the proposed map; traverse sheets, showing the mathematical closure within the allowable limits of error (1:25000 or +/0.02' whichever is greater) of the exterior boundaries of the subdivision, blocks to the center of adjoining streets and all the lots whose closure is not ascertainable from the map without trigonometric calculations; and the county surveyor's checking fees as the same are established by the board of supervisors.

The county surveyor shall examine the map as to its technical accuracy, conformity with the approved tentative map and compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. In the event the county surveyor determines that there is noncompliance, the subdivider shall cause the map to conform, shall comply with the regulations or shall petition for approval for changes or alterations.

Where the subdivider desires to obtain approval of alterations on the final or parcel map from the approved tentative map or of changes made in conditions imposed as conditions of approval of the tentative map, he shall petition, in writing, the subdivision/development review committee for its recommendation on such alterations or changes and submit with the petition the number of map prints requested by the planning director. Changes and alterations shall be approved in the same manner as the original tentative map was approved.

Each department or agency affected by conditions of approval imposed on the subdivision shall file written clearance notices with the county surveyor certifying that the requirements of the department or agency have been satisfied. The county surveyor shall also obtain written notice from the county clerk that all required bonds or cash deposits have been received by him.

When the county surveyor is satisfied that the map is technically correct, conforms to the approved tentative map or any approved alterations thereof and complies with all applicable laws and regulations, the county surveyor will notify in writing the licensed land surveyor or engineer licensed to practice land surveying who prepared the map and request delivery of the original tracing of the final or parcel map. Upon receipt of the original tracings of the final or parcel map and upon receipt of written notice that all departments and agencies have certified that their requirements have been satisfied and all bonds or cash deposits have been received by the county clerk, the county surveyor shall execute his statement on the original tracing of the map as provided in Section 66442 of the California Government Code in the case of a final map and Section 66450 of the California Government Code in the case of a parcel map. In the case of a final map or in the case of a parcel map that dedicates an interest to the county, the county surveyor will transmit the same to the clerk of the board of supervisors for filing for approval. The board of supervisors shall approve the map at its next regular meeting if it conforms with all the requirements of applicable laws and regulations made thereunder. The board of supervisors shall, at that time, also accept or reject any or all offers of dedications and shall, as a condition precedent to the acceptance of any streets or easements or other dedications for public purposes, require the subdivider to make or agree to make such improvements as are required by law and regulations adopted pursuant thereto.

When the final or parcel map and all cash deposits and bonds and all conditions have been approved, the clerk of the board of supervisors shall execute his statement on the final map as provided in Section 66464 of the California Government Code and shall transmit such final or parcel map to the county recorder for recording.

An approved or conditionally approved tentative tract map including tentative parcel map and urban lot split tentative parcel map shall expire thirty-six months after its approval or conditional approval by the decision-maker unless otherwise provided pursuant to State Subdivision Map Act, California Government Code Section 66452.6.

To record a final or parcel map, a subdivider shall submit to the county surveyor two prints of the proposed map; traverse sheets, showing the mathematical closure within the allowable limits of error (1:25000 or 0.02' whichever is greater) of the exterior boundaries of the subdivision, blocks to the center of adjoining streets and all the lots whose closure is not ascertainable from the map without trigonometric calculations; and the county surveyor's checking fees as the same are established by the board of supervisors.

s, showing the mathematical closure within the allowable limits of error (1:25000 or 0.02' whichever is greater) of the exterior boundaries of the subdivision, blocks to the center of adjoining streets and all the lots whose closure is not ascertainable from the map without trigonometric calculations; and the county surveyor's checking fees as the same are established by the board of supervisors.

have been satisfied. The county surveyor shall also obtain written notice from the county clerk that all required bonds or cash deposits have been received by him.

For urban lot splits, the final parcel map shall not be transmitted to the clerk of the board of supervisors for filing for approval until a minimum of one legal principal dwelling unit is established on at least one of the lots and the owner has signed an affidavit stating that the owner intends to occupy one of the dwelling units on one of the resulting lots as the owner's principal residence for a minimum of three years from the date of recordation of the final map unless the applicant is a community land trust (as defined by Revenue and Taxation Code Section 402.1(a)(11)(C)(ii)) or a qualified nonprofit corporation (as defined by Revenue and Taxation Code Section 214.15).

(Ord. No. 1722, pt. 2, § 4; Ord. No. 2199, § 8; Ord. No. 3259, § 3; Ord. No. 3331, § 1; Ord. No. 4157, § 6: Ord. No. 4436, § 9; Ord. No. 5237, § 15, 2-11-2025)