SEC. 1309. TERMINOLOGY.

§ 1309

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This section defines 19 key terms used throughout the subdivision and land development regulations in San Francisco's Municipal Code, including maps (Final, Parcel, Tentative), professional roles (Soil Engineer), and administrative concepts (Application Packet, Improvement Plan).

This section is a glossary that explains what specific words and phrases mean when used in San Francisco's rules about dividing land and developing property. For example, a 'Tentative Map' is a preliminary drawing showing how someone wants to divide up land, while a 'Final Map' is the official recorded version. A 'Soil Engineer' is a licensed engineer who checks soil safety. These definitions apply whenever these terms appear in the city's subdivision rules.

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(Amended by Ord. 576-85, App. 12/27/85; Ord. 38-88, App. 2/8/88; Ord. 320-08, File No. 080520, App. 12/19/2008)

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