Sec. 21-91. - Application and fees.

An applicant for a lot line adjustment shall submit all of the following upon initial application:

(a)

A map or drawing to such scale as will show all of the details and dimensions clearly and shall show:

(1)

The location of the previous lot line or lines to be affected, the location of the lines to be approved, the date, the north point, the scale, the acreage of the parcels affected, and a description to identify the property with respect to maps or documents of record;

(2)

The names and addresses of the applicant and any engineer or licensed surveyor representing applicant;

(3)

A small scale vicinity map portraying and orienting the boundaries of the proposed lot line adjustment with respect to surrounding areas and roads;

(4)

The exterior boundary line of the parcels affected conforming with existing records, with essential information as to dimensions and bearings;

(5)

The location, names, widths, approximate grade and curve radii of all existing and proposed roads, streets, and access easements within or affecting the parcels and the existing roads, streets and easements serving the parcels;

(6)

The location, width, nature and status of all existing and proposed easements, reservation and rights-ofway, whether or not of record, to which the property is or will be subject;

(7)

The location of any existing buildings or structures within the affected parcels with a notation of setback distances from lot lines shown;

(8)

Contour lines at five-foot intervals where the average slopes exceed fifteen percent;

(9)

All identified flood hazards,

(10)

The location, width, depth and direction of flow of all existing watercourses affected by the application;

(11)

The location of existing wells and septic systems;

(12)

Any documents may be required to be prepared by a licensed land surveyor or registered civil engineer licensed to practice land surveying if locations or information shown cannot be adequately defined from existing records as determined by the county surveyor.

(b)

The fee or fees for processing, recording and other services, as established from time to time by the board of supervisors by resolution or order, shall be paid by the applicant as provided in such resolution or order. The board of supervisors may for good cause shown amend, reduce or waive the fee for a lot line adjustment.

(c)

Two copies of a preliminary title report of a title insurance company, issued within sixty days of application and maintained in current status, or other assurance of the title to the real property approved by the board of supervisors by resolution. If the applicant is not the owner of the real property, the applicant shall also submit evidence of written authority from all owners for the application.

(d)

A completed application on a form approved by the planning and development department, including all information of concern to the decision-maker, including but not limited to:

(1)

The source of domestic water supply and the method of providing an adequate water supply to each parcel affected;

(2)

The proposed method of sewage disposal;

(3)

Other utilities which are to serve the parcels affected;

(4)

A preliminary soil test report for a septic report, prepared by civil engineer registered as such and qualified to do soils engineering, based upon test borings or excavation deemed adequate by the director of health care services. Such preliminary report may be waived by the director of health care services upon determination that no preliminary analysis is necessary.

(e)

Documentation supporting that the parcels involved in the lot line adjustment were created in compliance with the California Government Code and local ordinances.

(Ord. No. 3619, § 1; Ord. No. 4021, § 2; Ord. No. 4157, § 15: Ord. No. 4436, § 29)