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Part 2›Article 8 — Residential Districts

§ 17.16

Victorville Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Victorville

17.16.010 - Submission of preliminary plan or map.

Prior to environmental review and filing of an application for a subdivision, the applicant is encouraged to submit a preliminary plan or map with such supplementary data as may be available in order to determine the practical feasibility of the proposed subdivision in relationship to the elements of the general plan, including the acquisition by the subdivider of necessary off-site rights, and the installation of improvements as required in this title.

(Ord. 1672 § 2 (part), 1993: Ord. 999 § 1 (part), 1985)

17.16.020 - Application, fee, filing not required.

The submission of a preliminary plan or map shall not require formal application, fee or filing of the map with the city planning commission.

(Ord. 999 § 1 (part), 1985)

17.16.030 - Acceptance or nonacceptance of plan.

After a prearranged conference with the subdivider, the subdivision review committee shall inform the subdivider whether the plans and data as submitted or as modified do or do not appear to meet the objectives of the general plan and this title. When the subdivision review committee finds the plans and data do not appear to meet the objectives of these regulations, it shall express its reasons in writing to the subdivider. Any finding by the subdivision review committee shall not preclude the filing by the subdivider of a tentative map.

(Ord. 999 § 1 (part), 1985)

17.16.040 - Procedure optional.

The preliminary plan or map and the conference in connection with its review is optional with the subdivider and is not required by this title. Experience indicates that by following the procedure in Sections 17.16.010 through 17.16.030 of this chapter, the subdivider will save time and expenses and he is, therefor, encouraged to follow it.

(Ord. 999 § 1 (part), 1985)

Chapter 17.20 - TENTATIVE MAP*

Sections:

17.20.010 - Tentative map required—Exceptions for lot mergers and adjustments.

(a)

A tentative map and public hearing is required for all subdivisions. Tentative maps shall meet all the requirements as provided for in the Subdivision Map Act or in this title.

(b)

Lot mergers and lot line adjustments, upon application filed with the planning department, shall be subject to review and approval, with or without conditions, of the director of planning. Lot mergers initiated by the city and subject to Government Code Section 66451.13 shall require a hearing by, and approval of, with or without conditions, the planning commission. Review and approval of any lot line adjustment shall be subject to the limitations identified in Government Code Section 66412.

(c)

A vesting tentative map shall be filed and processed in the same manner as a tentative map except as otherwise provided by the Subdivision Map Act or this title. At the time a vesting tentative map is filed it shall have printed conspicuously on its face the words "Vesting Tentative Map."

(Ord. 1801 § 3 (part), 1996: Ord. 999 § 1 (part), 1985)

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▸ Contents — Victorville Planning Code
Victorville Planning Code
  1. § 16-1
  2. § 16-2
  3. § 16-3
  4. ▸ Part 2
    Overview
    1. ▸ Article 8 — Residential Districts
      Overview
      1. § 16-4
      2. § 16-5
      3. § 16-6
      4. § 6.11
      5. § 16-7
      6. § 17.04
      7. § 17.08
      8. § 17.12
      9. § 17.16
      10. § 17.20
      11. § 17.22
      12. § 17.24
      13. § 17.28
      14. § 17.32
      15. § 17.36
      16. § 17.40
      17. § 17.44
      18. § 17.48
      19. § 17.56
      20. § 17.60
      21. § 17.64
      22. § 17.68
    2. Chapter 17.72 — RESERVED AREAS
    3. Chapter 17.76 — FEES—DRAINAGE AND SEWER FACILITIES
    4. Chapter 17.100 — ENFORCEMENT—PENALTY—REMEDIES
    5. Chapter 17.104 — EXCEPTIONS
    6. Chapter 17.108 — PUBLIC HEARING AND NOTICE WHERE REQUIRED

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