§ 8202-3.2. Processing.

An application for a map waiver shall be processed as an application for a ministerial permit, without public notice or hearing, in the following cases:

(a)

Lot line adjustments described in subsection (a) of Section 8202-3 where all of the resulting lots will conform to all applicable zoning requirements;

(Am. Ord. 4083—12/20/94)

(b)

Lot elimination subdivisions described in subsection (c) of Section 8202-3; and

(c)

Mergers described in subsection (d) of Section 8202-3 where all of the preexisting lots are legal lots.

In all other cases, an application for a map waiver shall be processed in the same manner as an application for a tentative parcel map. Upon approval of a map waiver application, the Advisory Agency shall date and sign a tentative approval form, including applicable legal descriptions and sketches. Any conditions imposed with respect to the approval shall be stated in full on a separate document physically attached to the tentative approval form. Any required survey documents shall also be physically attached to the tentative approval form. Any map waiver that would create a lot that was divided as to ownership (including ownership of a security interest) shall be conditioned to require that deeds be recorded simultaneously with the map waiver form so as to make ownership boundaries correspond to lot boundaries, and the recording of the map waiver form shall constitute consent by the grantee of any such deed to a consolidation of the affected Assessor's parcels in the grantee's possession so as to prevent an increase in the number of Assessor's parcels shown on the County's assessment roll. Any map waiver for which a survey is required shall, if a record of survey is required by Section 8762 of the Business and Professions Code, be conditioned to require that the record of survey be recorded simultaneously with the map waiver form and be cross-referenced on the cover sheet of the map waiver form.