Final maps and parcel maps being submitted for approval shall be first submitted to
the County Surveyor who shall examine the final map or parcel map and determine whether
it is technically correct and is in full compliance with the Subdivision Map Act and
this Chapter and is in substantial compliance with the corresponding approved or conditionally
approved tentative map. If the tentative map was approved subject to any conditions
which are to be satisfied prior to recordation of the final map or parcel map, the
County Surveyor, in consultation with the appropriate County departments or agencies,
shall determine whether those conditions have been satisfied. If any of those conditions
have not been satisfied, the final map or parcel map shall not be considered to be
in substantial compliance with the tentative map. If a final map or parcel map depicts
lots other than lots to be offered for dedication or reserved for flood control, natural
resource preservation, common open space, or similar purposes, which are smaller than
the minimum lot size required by either the applicable General Plan or the applicable
zoning ordinance, the final map or parcel map shall not be considered to be in substantial
compliance with the tentative map. If the County Surveyor is satisfied as to these
matters, he or she shall sign a certificate so stating. If the County Surveyor is
not satisfied as to these matters, he or she shall return the final map or parcel
map to the subdivider and inform the subdivider of the deficiencies which have been
noted. The number of copies of a final map or parcel map to be submitted shall be
as specified by the County Surveyor.
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