(a) Public sites. Areas reserved for parks, playgrounds, school sites or other public uses shall be reserved by separate agreement and as such for a period of thirty days after recording the final map, whichever is less, during which time the public agency involved shall have the option of acquiring the same. Each such area shall be designated as a single lot on the final map. Provided, however, that the city planning commission may, upon the request of the subdivider and after a public hearing to consider the request when it shall find that to do otherwise would impose an undue hardship on the subdivision or the subdivider.
(b) Semi-public sites. Areas reserved for church or other semi-public uses shall upon completion of development of the entire subdivision, be offered for sale by the subdivider for a period up to one year after such completion of development during which time appropriate uses of such sites shall have the opportunity to purchase or to obtain option on the sites at a price which shall reflect their fair market value; provided, however, that the city planning commission may, upon request of the subdivider after a public hearing to consider the request, release the subdivider from the obligation of such reservation when it shall find that to do otherwise would impose an undue hardship upon the subdivision or subdivider.
(Ord. 121 § 504, 1967).