SEC. 1312.1. CONVEYANCING OR FINANCE MAPS.

§ 1312.1

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A Subdivider may file maps solely for financing or conveyancing purposes without the usual requirements for improvement plans, grading plans, or public infrastructure; such maps must be clearly labeled and may include restrictions preventing development unless other city requirements are met.

Property owners can file subdivision or parcel maps purely to refinance or transfer property without having to provide plans for roads, utilities, or other construction improvements that would normally be required. The map must say clearly on it that it's only for financing or selling. The city can still put conditions on the map—such as notes saying no building is allowed unless the owner follows all other city rules—but approving this kind of map does not automatically permit any actual construction or development.

  • Complex:The section involves multiple cross-references (Article 6, Section 1322(c), the Subdivision Regulations) and several conditional exceptions that require careful parsing of what is and is not required.

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(Added by Ord. 231-17, File No. 170733, App. 12/8/2017, Eff. 1/7/2018)

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