§ 16.12.050. Final parcel map—Filing and review.

A.

A final parcel map prepared by or under the direction of a registered civil engineer or licensed surveyor, along with all necessary certificates and acknowledgments, must be submitted to the director before the expiration date of the approved or conditionally approved tentative parcel map. If required improvements and dedications are not completed, improvement and dedication agreements must be obtained before the final parcel map can be filed.

B.

The final parcel map shall be consistent with all the conditions, restrictions and corrections upon which the tentative parcel map was approved. Where possible, all conditions and restrictions shall be clearly and graphically denoted on the final parcel map. Where such conditions and/or restrictions cannot be graphically denoted, they shall be clearly and conspicuously written on the final parcel map. When a tentative parcel map is approved without conditions or corrections, the tentative parcel map may serve as the final parcel map.

C.

The director shall review the final parcel map and, if found to be consistent with the requirements of the Subdivision Map Act and this title and the conditions, restrictions and corrections of the approved tentative parcel map, the director shall cause the same to be sent to the subdivider and the county recorder within twenty working days after the time the final parcel map is submitted for approval; provided, however, that whenever dedications are required, the map shall instead be forwarded to the city council for acceptance of such dedications within the same twenty-day period. If the dedications are accepted by the city council, the final map shall be sent to the subdivider and the county recorder within fifteen working days after such acceptance.

(Ord. 320 § 7 (part), 1997: Ord. 126 § 1 (part), 1980: Ord. 78 (part), 1975)