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Article III — Tentative and Final Map Procedures.

Sec. 25-39. - Same—County surveyor.

Sonoma County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Sonoma County

Subsequent to the approval of the planning commission of the tentative map of any subdivision, the subdivider shall furnish to the county surveyor complete plans prepared in conformance with accepted engineering practice including the following information and shall receive his authorization prior to the construction of any of the improvements or filing of the final map:

(a)

Typical cross sections and proposed final finished grades of all roads, streets and highways in the proposed new subdivision, together with a profile showing the relation between finished grade and existing ground elevations;

(b)

Proposed length, size, slope and type of any drainage pipes and culverts, or structures necessary for drainage, erosion control or to insure the public safety, with plans and specifications;

(c)

Any information required by the conditional approval of the planning commission;

(d)

Elevations shall be referred to U.S.G.S. datum or other approved datum.

(Ord. No. 965 § 3.)

As to county surveyor generally, see §§ 2-24, 2-25 of this code.

Sec. 25-39.5. - Appeals.

The subdivider, any tenant of the subject property, or other interested person may appeal the planning commission's decision to the board of supervisors as provided by Government Code Section 66452.5. The appeal shall specifically state the basis for the appeal and shall be accompanied by the required filing fee. The board shall hear the matter de novo in the manner provided by Government Code Section 66452.5. Notice as required by Government Code Section 66451.3 shall be given.

(Ord. No. 5537 § 1(i), 2004.)

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