Sections:
17.828.010 Purpose.
17.828.020 Tentative map required.
17.828.030 Preliminary design evaluation.
17.828.040 Submission of tentative map application.
17.828.050 Preparation and form of tentative map.
17.828.060 Information on tentative map.
17.828.070 Filing of tentative map application.
17.828.080 Tentative map process.
17.828.085 Reservations.
17.828.090 Tentative maps other than vesting tentative maps.
17.828.097 City council to act on tentative map if any entitlement requires city council approval.
17.828.110 Vesting tentative maps.
17.828.120 Withdrawal of tentative map.
17.828.130 Resubmittal of application.
17.828.140 Tentative map revision.
17.828.150 Conditional approval when critical soil problems exist.
17.828.160 Expiration.
17.828.170 Time extension.
A. Except as provided in subsection B, for every subdivision, the subdivider shall file with the city a tentative map prepared in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
B. Condominium projects as defined in California Civil Code section 783 for which a tentative map and final map are not otherwise required are exempt from the tentative map requirement, provided that the land before division contains less than five acres, each parcel created by the division abuts upon a maintained public street or highway, and no dedications or improvements are required. (Ord. 2017-0009 § 22)
A. Preliminary Design Plan. A subdivider may present for consideration by the subdivision review committee a preliminary design plan for informal design evaluation by the subdivision review committee before filing the tentative map application. The preliminary design plan should include, at a minimum, the following information:
1. Street layouts indicating location and type;
2. Basic lot design and size;
3. Land use;
4. Existing natural or man-made features on or adjacent to the site;
5. Existing and proposed topography on or adjacent to the site.
B. Within 30 days of the filing of the preliminary design plan, the subdivision review committee shall evaluate the plan to determine whether the preliminary design plan complies with the following:
1. City of Sacramento general plan;
2. Any applicable specific plans;
3. Planning and development code;
4. Adopted public improvement standards;
5. Other applicable standards and regulations.
The determinations of the subdivision review committee pursuant to this section are preliminary in nature, and are neither binding nor appealable.
C. A subdivider may not request preliminary design evaluation and seek to process a tentative map application for the same subdivision at the same time. A subdivider may withdraw a request for preliminary design evaluation at any time and thereafter file an application for a tentative map.
D. Fees. A fee, prescribed by city council resolution, shall be required for evaluation of all preliminary design plans. (Ord. 2017-0009 § 22)
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