Chapter 16.12

TENTATIVE TRACT MAP PROCEDURES FOR FIVE OR MORE LOTS

The procedures set forth in this chapter shall be applicable to tentative maps with five or more residential lots, in accordance with Chapter 16.09. (Ord. 99-23 § 1)

• A. The planning commission may approve or conditionally approve any tentative tract map if it can make the findings listed in Section 16.09.140. The planning commission may prohibit or limit filing of multiple final or parcel maps or place reasonable conditions on filing of multiple final or parcel maps. In making its findings in support of the approval or disapproval, the planning commission shall apply all city standards in effect at the time the application was deemed complete; provided however, that such other city standards which may be applicable under the provisions of Government Code Section 66474.2(b) and (c) shall also be applied.

• B. The tentative maps may be denied by the planning commission on any of the grounds provided by the Subdivision Map Act and this title. The planning commission shall deny the tentative map if it cannot make all of the findings listed in Section 16.09.140.

• C. Any action taken by the planning commission on an application for a tentative map may be appealed to the city council, pursuant to Section 17.03.090 of the development code.

• (Ord. 99-23 § 1)

Any revised tentative map or portion thereof shall comply with the requirements in effect at the time such revised map is considered by the planning commission. Such revised tentative map or portion thereof shall show all the information and requirements of this title with respect to any changes that may have been made on the map. The approval or conditional approval by the planning commission of any revised tentative map shall not be construed as extending the time within which the final tract map shall be filed unless such time extension is specifically granted by the planning commission.

(Ord. 99-23 § 1)

CHAPTER 16.15

TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP PROCEDURES FOR FOUR OR FEWER PARCELS