Sec. 26-306. - Dedication or irrevocable offers of dedication.

The Planning Commission shall determine the requirements, if any, for dedications or irrevocable offers of dedication concurrent with its approval or conditional approval of tentative maps. Irrevocable offers of

dedication shall not be limited in any manner except as specified in the Subdivision Map Act as to the time or time periods in which the City may accept, reject, terminate, or abandon the offer of dedication. Required dedications or irrevocable offers of dedication shall be by certificate on the final or parcel maps unless the City Engineer finds such procedure to be impractical, in which case, separate instruments may be processed by the City Engineer through the City Council for recordation.

The Planning Commission may require dedications or irrevocable offers of dedications for the following purposes as prescribed in the Subdivision Map Act:

(a)

Streets, alleys, waivers of direct access rights and abutter's rights, drainage, water, sewerage, bicycle paths, equestrian trails, access easements, public utility easements, and such other public easements as may be deemed necessary by the Planning Commission.

(b)

Local transit facilities as prescribed in and restricted by the Subdivision Map Act.

(c)

Parks and recreation as prescribed in this chapter and as prescribed in and restricted by the Subdivision Map Act.

(Ord. No. 2519, § 5(Exh. A), 2-20-24)