(A) The subdivider shall file with the planning commission five (5) prints of any proposed new tentative plat at least ten (10) days prior to a regular meeting date of that commission. These shall be distributed as follows: one to the county engineer, one to the state health department, one to the local power company, and two (2) on file at the office of the planning commission. They shall be submitted on durable paper approximately twenty four inches by thirty two inches (24" x 32") in size and drawn to a scale of sufficient size to allow the showing of all details of the plan and required data clearly. Any number of sheets may be used, providing each sheet specifies the total number of sheets and the number of the particular sheet. If the tract is a portion of a larger area which may be subdivided later, the tentative map shall indicate the ultimate plan for the whole area. With each such tentative plat, the subdivider shall also file a copy of deed restrictions, if any apply.
A certificate of title showing all title interests prepared by a title company authorized by the state of Nevada, or by an abstractor duly commissioned by the state of Nevada, shall be filed with the tentative map.
(B) The planning commission shall consider all such evidence as presented by the subdivider, and shall make such findings relative to the tentative map as are not inconsistent with the laws of the state or with this title, transmitting such findings as a recommendation to the city council within thirty (30) days. The planning commission shall disapprove or conditionally approve every tentative map if the map does not disclose full compliance with the provisions of this code, or with the laws of the state of Nevada.
(C) In the event that a subdivider shall be dissatisfied with the report of the planning commission, he may appeal the action before the city council within fifteen (15) days from the notice received from that commission. The city council shall hear such appeal within ten (10) days, and make such determinations as are not inconsistent with the statutes of the state of Nevada and with this title.
(D) Approval and recommendation by the planning commission of a tentative plan shall impose no obligation on the part of the city council to approve the final map, or to accept any public dedication for streets or ways shown thereon.
(E) Time limits as set forth herein may be extended by mutual consent of all parties concerned, however, if no action as specified is taken within the time limit set forth, the tentative plat, as filed, shall be deemed to be approved. (Ord. 63, 12-8-1971)