This chapter establishes requirements consistent with the act for additional subdivision procedures contained in this chapter. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   General Provisions:

      1.   Compliance With Government Code: The town shall process and approve or conditionally approve applications for certificate of subdivision compliance in compliance with Government Code sections 66499.34 and 66499.35, and this section.

      2.   Filing Criteria And Applicability - When Required:

         a.   A recorded certificate of compliance may be requested by any person owning real property to have the director determine whether the property complies with the provisions of this development code.

         b.   A certificate of compliance may be required by the director with the recordation of a notice of merger.

         c.   A recorded certificate of compliance shall be required for all lot line adjustments.

         d.   When contiguous deeds or surveys have ambiguities in which the property boundary cannot be ascertained as determined by the director and an agreement is reached to establish the line by all parties, a boundary line agreement and a certificate of compliance shall be recorded.

         e.   When determined by the director, a certificate of compliance may be required for the remainder parcel(s) on final or parcel maps.

   B.   Application: An application for the approval of a certificate of compliance or conditional certificate of compliance shall be filed with the director and include the information required by the director, together with the processing fee specified by the planning fee schedule.

   C.   Review Authority: The director shall be the review authority for reviewing and either approving or denying certificates of compliance.

   D.   Review And Action:

      1.   The director shall review the completed application in light of public records and applicable law.

      2.   If the director is able to determine from this review that the parcel is clearly in compliance with the provisions of this article 6 and the act, a certificate of compliance shall be issued by the director and delivered to the county recorder for recordation.

      3.   If the director is unable to determine from this review that the parcel is in compliance with the provisions of this article 6 and the act, but can do so with appropriate conditions, a conditional certificate of compliance shall be issued by the director and delivered to the county recorder for recordation.

      4.   If the director is unable to determine from this review that the parcel is clearly in compliance, the procedures specified in Government Code section 66499.35 shall apply.

   E.   Conditions Of Approval:

      1.   When granting a certificate of subdivision compliance for the purpose of determining whether real property is in compliance with the code, the following shall apply:

         a.   The requirement or conditions for granting of a certificate of subdivision compliance shall be limited to dedication of flood control and road or street right of way easement for lots created before March 4, 1972.

         b.   When a certificate of subdivision is requested for a parcel of land created after March 4, 1972, the following shall apply:

            (1)   If the parcel is less than five (5) acres in size, access, improvement, and map requirements consistent with land division requirements at the time the parcel was created shall be required.

            (2)   If the parcel is five (5) acres or greater in size, no parcel or record of survey map shall be required, unless the director finds that, due to topographical, geologic, or drainage concerns, delineation of such areas is necessary to assure adequate building sites. Access shall be provided pursuant to subsection E1b(1) of this section.

            (3)   Access requirements across lands not in the ownership of the applicant may be deferred until development is requested on the applicant's property. A statement of disclosure relating to such lack of access shall be placed on the conditional certificate of subdivision compliance advising of this requirement to future buyers of the parcel.

         c.   If the director determines that such real property does not comply with the provisions of this article 6, the director shall impose all the access requirements of this article 6 before issuing a conditional certificate of subdivision compliance, and impose those additional improvement requirements and tentative or parcel map requirements provided in this article 6. Such conditions may be fulfilled and implemented by the property owner who has applied for a certificate of subdivision compliance pursuant to this section, or by a grantee of such property owner. If such conditions are not fulfilled or implemented by the applicant, property owner, or grantee, the certificate of subdivision compliance shall have no force or effect upon any subsequent transfer of the property and any subsequent transferee or assignee shall make a new applicant for a certificate of subdivision compliance pursuant to this article 6, and the director may impose such conditions as would have been applicable at the time such assignee or transferee acquired the property.

      2.   All certificates of subdivision compliance shall be reviewed and approved by the town engineer prior to recordation. A record of survey may be required by the town engineer in order to facilitate the preparation of new legal descriptions or to ensure the elimination of any encroachment.

      3.   A certificate of subdivision compliance shall be issued for any real property which has been approved for development.

      4.   A recorded final subdivision map, or parcel map, or recorded lot merger shall constitute a certificate of subdivision compliance with respect to the parcels of real property described herein.

      5.   An official map prepared pursuant to subdivision (b) of section 66499.52 of the Government Code shall constitute a certificate of subdivision compliance or a conditional certificate of subdivision compliance with respect to the parcels of real property described therein and may be filed for the record, whether or not the parcels are contiguous, so long as the parcels are within the same section or, with the approval of the town engineer, within contiguous sections of land. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   Conditions For Allowing Lot Line Adjustments:

      1.   Compliance With Government Code Section 66412(d): Lot line adjustments shall be allowed in compliance with Government Code section 66412(d); provided, all of the following provisions are complied with.

      2.   Four Or Fewer Parcels: A lot line adjustment is between four (4) or fewer existing adjoining parcels, where the land taken from one parcel is added to an adjoining parcel, and where a greater number of parcels than originally existed are not created.

      3.   Who Shall Prepare Application: An application for a lot line adjustment shall be prepared by a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer authorized to practice land surveying by the state.

      4.   Application Requirements:

         a.   An application for a lot line adjustment shall be filed and processed in compliance with chapter 9.61, "Application Processing Procedures", of this title.

         b.   The application shall include the information and materials specified in the department handout for lot line adjustment applications, together with the required fee in compliance with the planning fee schedule.

         c.   It is the responsibility of the applicant to provide evidence in support of the findings required by subsection C, "Processing Of Lot Line Adjustment Application - Findings Required For Approval", of this section.

         d.   All lienholders, record owners, and trust deed holders consent in writing to the lot line adjustment; and

         e.   A title report prepared by a title insurer, with the title report required to be dated no older than within ninety (90) days of the filing date of the lot line adjustment application, is submitted.

      5.   Survey May Be Required: The director may, at the director's sole discretion, require a survey of the properties involved, if the director finds the survey necessary in order to provide an adequate description of the subject properties.

   B.   Review Authority: The director shall be the review authority for reviewing and either approving or denying lot line adjustments.

   C.   Processing Of Lot Line Adjustment Application - Findings Required For Approval:

      1.   The director may approve a lot line adjustment only after first making all of the following findings:

         a.   No street dedication or improvements are necessary to properly service the properties involved in the proposed lot line adjustment;

         b.   The parcels, as proposed by the lot line adjustment, will conform, in all respects, to the provisions of this article 6 and those of this development code;

         c.   A greater number of parcels than originally existed are not created.

      2.   Where the director finds all of the above facts to be present, the director shall approve the lot line adjustment; and thereafter, the owner(s) of the parcels involved shall cause a map, in a form approved by the director, to be recorded.

      3.   If the director finds any of the foregoing facts specified in subsection C1 of this section, not present, the lot line adjustment shall be denied.

         a.   The applicant shall be advised of the director's action.

         b.   In case of denial, the applicant shall have the option of:

            (1)   Appealing the decision to the commission in compliance with chapter 9.81, "Appeals", of this title; or

            (2)   Filing a parcel or tract map in compliance with this article 6; or

            (3)   Modify the application to comply with the requirements and resubmit. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   Purpose:

      1.   This section is provided in compliance with Government Code chapter 3, article 1.5 (merger of parcels) for the purpose of establishing the authority of the town to merge two (2) or more parcels or units of land held by the same owner.

      2.   Lot mergers may be voluntary mergers initiated by the property owner(s) or mandatory mergers initiated by the town.

      3.   Parcels may also be merged in compliance with Government Code sections 66499.20.2, or 66499.20.3 pertaining to the reversion to acreage.

   B.   Voluntary Merger Of Contiguous Parcels:

      1.   Description And Purpose: It is the purpose of this subsection to allow property owners to request a voluntary merger of contiguous parcels that are under the same ownership.

      2.   Review Authority: The director shall be the review authority for reviewing and either approving or denying lot mergers.

      3.   Process:

         a.   The property owner shall file an application for a lot merger.

         b.   The merger of the subject parcels becomes effective when the director causes a notice of merger specifying the names of the record owners and a description of the real property to be filed for recordation with the county recorder.

      4.   Requirements: A parcel may be voluntarily merged with one or more contiguous parcels held by the same owner: if any one of the contiguous parcels held by the same owner does not conform to standards for minimum parcel size or dimension specified by the applicable zone; if the property owner wishes to construct a structure across the property line(s) of two (2) or more contiguous parcels; or, if at least one of the parcels meets one or more of the requirements specified in the Government Code section 66451.11(b).

   C.   Where These Provision Do Not Apply:

      1.   This section shall not apply to the sale, lease, or financing of one or more contiguous parcels or units of land which have been created under the provisions of town ordinances regulating the subdivision of real property and Government Code section 66410 et seq., applicable at the time of their creation, or to parcels or units which were not subject to the provisions at the time of their creation, even though the contiguous parcels or units are held by the same owner.

      2.   However, if any one of the contiguous parcels or units held by the same owner does not conform to standards for minimum parcel size to allow use or development in compliance with this development code and the standards established by subsection D, "Unmerged Parcels Prior To January 1, 1984", of this section, then those parcels or units shall be merged.

   D.   Unmerged Parcels Prior To January 1, 1984: Any parcels or units which were deemed unmerged, before January 1, 1984, under the act and which have not been merged subsequently shall be considered separate parcels or units for purposes of this subsection.

   E.   Mandatory Merger Of Nonconforming Contiguous Parcels Under Single Ownership: Contiguous parcels or units of land held by the same owner on the date that notice of intention to determine status is filed shall be involuntarily merged if one of the parcels or units does not conform to the minimum parcel size to allow use or development in compliance with this development code, and if all of the following requirements are satisfied in compliance with Government Code section 66451.11(b):

      1.   At least one of the affected parcels is not developed with any structure for which a building permit was issued or for which a building permit was not required at the time of construction, or is developed only with an accessory structure(s), or is developed with a single structure, other than an accessory structure, that is also partially sited on a contiguous parcel or unit.

      2.   With respect to any affected parcel, one or more of the following conditions exists:

         a.   Comprises less than five thousand (5,000) square feet in area at the time of the determination of merger.

         b.   Was not created in compliance with applicable laws and ordinances in effect at the time of its creation.

         c.   Does not meet current standards for sewage disposal and domestic water supply.

         d.   Does not meet slope stability standards.

         e.   Has no legal access which is adequate for vehicular and safety equipment access and maneuverability.

         f.   Its development would create health or safety hazards.

         g.   Is not consistent with the applicable general plan and any applicable specific plan, other than minimum parcel size or density standards.

      3.   Subsection E2 of this section, shall not apply if any of the conditions specified in Government Code sections 66451.11(A), (B), (C), (D) or (E) exist.

   F.   Proceedings For Notice Of Intention To Determine Status:

      1.   Whenever the director has knowledge that real property has merged in compliance with this section, the director shall mail, by certified mail, to the current record owner(s) of the property a notice of intention to determine status.

         a.   The notice of intention shall state that the affected parcels may be merged in compliance with this section; that the owner may request, within thirty (30) days from the date the notice of intention was recorded, a hearing before the commission to present evidence that the property does not meet the standards for merger; and that the notice of intention was recorded with the county recorder on the date the notice of intention was mailed to the property owner(s).

         b.   Upon receipt of a request for a hearing, the director shall set the hearing for a date not less than thirty (30) days but not more than sixty (60) days from the date of receipt of the request.

         c.   The property owner shall be notified of the hearing by certified mail.

         d.   After the hearing, the commission shall determine whether the affected property has merged in compliance with this section.

         e.   A determination of nonmerger may be made whether or not the affected property meets the standards for merger specified in subsection E of this section.

         f.   The determination shall be made and notification of the determination shall be mailed to the property owner(s) within five (5) working days following the date of the hearing.

      2.   If the parcels have merged, the director shall file a notice of merger with the county recorder within thirty (30) days following the date of the hearing, unless the determination has been appealed in compliance with subsection F3 of this section and chapter 9.81, "Appeals", of this title.

         a.   The notice of merger shall specify the name(s) of the record owner(s) and shall particularly describe the real property.

         b.   If the parcels have not merged, the director shall record a release of the notice of intention within thirty (30) days following the date of the determination, and shall mail a copy of the release to the owner(s).

         c.   If no hearing is requested, the determination shall be made not later than ninety (90) days after the mailing of the notice of the opportunity for a hearing.

      3.   If the owner(s) requested a hearing, the determination of the commission may be appealed to the council within ten (10) days following the date of mailing the notice of determination by filing a written appeal with the town clerk, in compliance with chapter 9.81, "Appeals", of this title.

         a.   A fee in compliance with the planning fee schedule shall be paid at the time of filing the appeal.

         b.   Upon receipt of an appeal and payment of the fee, the town clerk shall place the matter on the council agenda not less than thirty (30), but not more than sixty (60), days following the date the appeal was filed.

         c.   If, after a hearing, the council grants the appeal, the town clerk shall, within thirty (30) days, record a release of the notice of intention with the county recorder.

         d.   If the appeal is denied, the town clerk shall, within thirty (30) days, record a notice of merger with the county recorder.

         e.   A copy of either the release or the notice of merger shall be sent to the property owner(s).

   G.   Unmerger:

      1.   Deemed Unmerged: Any parcel or unit of land which merged in compliance with the provisions of any law before January 1, 1984, but for which a notice of merger was not recorded on or before that date are deemed unmerged, if on January 1, 1984, all of the criteria established by Government Code section 66451.30(a) are met, and if none of the conditions specified in Government Code section 66451.30(b) exist.

      2.   Filing Of A Certificate Of Compliance: Upon request of an owner, the director shall file a certificate of compliance whenever the director determines that a parcel is unmerged in compliance with this subsection.

   H.   Request For Determination Of Merger:

      1.   Director's Determination Of Merged Or Unmerged:

         a.   A property owner may request that the director determine whether property has merged in compliance with subsection E, "Mandatory Merger Of Nonconforming Contiguous Parcels Under Single Ownership", of this section, or is deemed unmerged in compliance with subsection G, "Unmerger", of this section.

         b.   A request for determination shall be made in writing and shall be accompanied by a fee in compliance with the planning fee schedule.

      2.   Determination Of Merged: Upon determination that property has merged, the director shall issue to the owner(s) and record with the county recorder a notice of merger.

      3.   Determination Of Unmerged: Upon determination that property is deemed unmerged, the director shall issue to the owner(s) and record with the county recorder a certificate of compliance showing each parcel as a separate parcel. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   Filing Provisions:

      1.   A reversion to acreage shall be initiated, processed, reviewed, and approved or denied in compliance with Government Code chapter 6, article 1.

      2.   An application for reversion submitted by a property owner(s) shall include all information required by the director, and shall include the fee required by the planning fee schedule.

      3.   A parcel map may be filed to revert to acreage land previously subdivided that consists of four (4) or less contiguous parcels, in compliance with Government Code section 66499.20.2.

      4.   A tract map may be filed to revert to acreage land previously subdivided that consists of five (5) or more contiguous parcels, in compliance with Government Code section 66499.20.2.

   B.   Review Authority: The council shall be the review authority for reviewing and either approving or denying reversions to acreage.

   C.   Procedures:

      1.   Public Hearing Required:

         a.   The commission shall hold a public hearing on all petitions for, and council initiations of, reversions to acreage.

         b.   The notice of the hearing shall be provided and the hearing shall be conducted in compliance with chapter 9.85, "Public Notices And Hearings", of this title.

         c.   The commission shall render its decision in the form of a written recommendation to the council.

         d.   The recommendation shall include the reasons for the recommendation and shall be transmitted to the council.

         e.   Upon receipt of the recommendation of the commission, the council shall hold a public hearing.

         f.   The notice of the hearing shall be provided and the hearing shall be conducted in compliance with chapter 9.85, "Public Notices And Hearings", of this title.

         g.   The council may approve a reversion to acreage only if it first makes all of the findings required by subsection D, "Required Findings", of this section.

   D.   Required Findings: The review authority shall approve a reversion to acreage only after first making all of the following findings, as required by Government Code section 66499.16:

      1.   Dedications or offers of dedication to be abandoned or vacated by the reversion to acreage are unnecessary for present or prospective public purposes; and

      2.   Either:

         a.   All owners of an interest in the real property within the subdivision have consented to the reversion;

         b.   None of the improvements required to be made have been made within two (2) years from the date the final or parcel map was filed for record, or within the time allowed by agreement for completion of the improvements, whichever is the later; or

         c.   No parcels shown on the final or parcel map have been sold within five (5) years from the date the map was filed for record.

   E.   Recordation Procedures:

      1.   After the hearings before the commission and the council and approval of the reversion to acreage, the final or parcel map, as applicable, shall be delivered to the town engineer.

      2.   The reversion to acreage shall be effective upon the final or parcel map being filed for recordation by the county recorder.

      3.   Upon filing, all dedications and offers of dedication not shown on the final or parcel map for reversion shall be of no further force or effect.

   F.   Effect Of Reversion: The filing of a final or parcel map, as applicable, to complete a reversion to acreage shall also constitute the merger of the separate parcels into one parcel, in compliance with Government Code section 66499.20.2.

   G.   Conditions For Reversion To Acreage By Final Map: The council may require as conditions for the reversion of acreage the following:

      1.   The owners dedicate or offer to dedicate streets or easements.

      2.   The retention of all or portion of previously paid subdivision fees, deposits, or improvement security, if the same are necessary to accomplish any of the provision of this article 6.

      3.   The retention of drainage easements for drainage and flood control.

   H.   Conditions For Reversion To Acreage By Parcel Map: After approval of the petition, a parcel map shall be prepared in accordance with this article 6 provided, however, that said parcel map may be compiled from recorded data if all the following conditions exist:

      1.   New division lines are not created.

      2.   The complete parcel boundary has been monumented and shown on a recorded subdivision map or parcel map.

      3.   When at least one of these boundary lines can be established from an existing monumented line.

   I.   Return Of Deposits And Release Of Securities: Except as provided in this article 6, upon filing of the final map for reversion to acreage with the county recorder, deposits shall be returned to the subdivider and all improvement securities shall be released by the council. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   Purpose: The purpose of this section is to facilitate resident purchase of mobilehome parks. This section allows the waiver of certain subdivision requirements and expedites local government processing for mobilehome park conversions to condominiums or stock cooperatives. These conversions will preserve an important source of affordable housing.

   B.   Applicability: For the purposes of this section, an application for subdivision shall be considered "resident initiated" when signed by a resident organization formed by the tenants of the subject mobilehome park for the purpose of purchasing the mobilehome park. The proposed conversion shall be supported by a minimum of two-thirds (2/3) of the current residents of the park. The resident organization shall have a legally binding contract, which, if the conditions of the contract are met, would result in the acquisition of an interest in the mobilehome park. A preapplication conference may be requested by the applicant(s) before formation of the resident organization or before entering into a legally binding contract; provided the director determines in writing that it is reasonable to believe that the contract may be entered into within a twelve (12) month period.

   C.   Exclusions: The provisions of this section shall not apply to:

      1.   The purchase of a mobilehome park by a nonprofit corporation which is subject to the provisions of Business And Professions Code section 11010.8; or

      2.   Special occupancy parks (e.g., recreation vehicle parks) as defined in mobilehome parks act section 2008, of the California code of regulations title 25.

   D.   Waiver Of Tentative And Final Map Requirements: Notwithstanding other provisions of this article 6, the requirement for the filing of a tentative map and the preparation, filing, and recordation of a final map for a mobilehome park conversion to a condominium or stock cooperative on a single parcel, may be waived by the director in compliance with map act section 66428.1; provided the following procedures are followed by a resident organization desiring to convert their park and the necessary findings are made by the director:

      1.   Preapplication Conference: Before filing an application for mobilehome park conversion, the resident association shall have a preapplication conference with the development review committee. The purpose of this conference is to determine that the proposal qualifies under the provisions of this section. The following information shall be submitted with the application for the conference:

         a.   Previously approved plot plan for the mobilehome park. If none exists, a plot plan shall be filed in compliance with the requirements established by and available at the department.

         b.   A supplemental report to include the following information:

            (1)   Name of consultants, if any.

            (2)   Disclosure of all known fees and costs for the conversion process.

            (3)   Documentation demonstrating that a minimum of two-thirds (2/3) of the residents of the mobilehome park support the proposed conversion.

            (4)   Declarations from those residents supporting the conversion that their principal place of residence is within the subject mobilehome park.

            (5)   The location of the park and results of a field inspection done by the applicant(s) or consultant regarding the status of the compliance of the park with the county health and safety standards in effect at the time the park was created. Any on site dedications or public improvements to be required shall be identified by the committee.

            (6)   Proposed tentative schedules to expedite meeting and coordinating any requirements of the community development department, including, but not limited to, the public report. The schedule shall include an outline of the permits and noticing required to allow this conversion and the estimated time at which the permits are obtained.

            (7)   Evidence showing that the sixty (60) day notice of intent to file the conversion application (as required by map act section 66427.1(a)) has been met.

            (8)   Initial report on the impact of the conversion on the residents of the mobilehome park. This report is needed to determine whether an impact report as required in map act section 66427.4 is needed. The report shall specify whether any residents of the park are to be involuntarily displaced and any proposed measures to mitigate the displacement. A resident, who is offered an opportunity to remain in the park after the conversion through continuation of the tenancy at generally the same terms as existed before proposed conversion, shall not be considered involuntarily displaced. At the preapplication conference the development review committee shall indicate whether an impact report needs to be filed with the formal application for the conversion. If it is required, the development review committee shall identify in detail any additional items to be required as mitigation measures to assist any displaced residents. No current resident shall be involuntarily displaced without proper notice, assistance, or compensation, to be worked out on a case by case basis. The noticing, assistance, or compensation may include the following:

               (A)   The project shall comply with the mobilehome residency law, Civil Code section 798 et seq.

               (B)   The project applicants may be required to provide relocation assistance in compliance with federal, state, or local laws.

               (C)   The planning representative of the development review committee shall field check the park before the scheduled meeting. The development review committee shall establish if the proposed mobilehome park conversion meets the intent and is capable of meeting the provisions of this section. The director shall attempt to inform the applicant(s) at the earliest opportunity if a public hearing is to be required. If the proposed mobilehome park conversion is acceptable, the development review committee shall identify the information the applicant needs to file to proceed with the proposal. The information shall include the following:

                  (i) Development review committee preapplication conference minutes. These minutes shall include the proposed tentative schedules required by subsection D1b(6) of this section.

                  (ii) If the parcel upon which the park lies was created before January 1, 1960, a parcel map application shall be required. The application shall be processed concurrently with any other information filed in compliance with the preapplication conference.

                  (iii) Mobilehome park conversion impact report, if required at the preapplication conference to meet the requirements of map act section 66427.4. The report shall be given to each resident within the mobilehome park.

                  (iv) Mobilehome park plot plan if no plot plan was previously approved.

                  (v) Any special information which was identified by the development review committee. Among the information may be information to assist in the environmental review of the proposal.

                  (vi) Certificate of compliance application.

               (D)   The review and processing of any application in compliance with this section shall be subject to the same review and time requirements and appeal procedures as are provided in this article 6 for tentative maps. In any case where waiver of the tentative and final map is granted, the director shall cause to be filed for record with the county recorder a certificate of compliance in compliance with this article 6. The director may require a public hearing in compliance with chapter 9.85, "Public Notices And Hearings", of this title. Should a public hearing be required the noticing provisions of map act section 66451.3 shall be met.

      2.   Findings For Approval: A mobilehome park conversion shall be approved or conditionally approved only if all of the following are first found to be true:

         a.   The mobilehome park complies with the requirements established by state law and this code for these uses at the time the mobilehome park was constructed. The regulations shall include those regarding area, improvement and design, floodwater drainage control, public roads, sanitary disposal facilities, water supply and distribution systems, environmental protection, and other requirements of the map act and this article 6;

         b.   Any measures necessary to mitigate the impact of the conversion on current residents of the park have been required as conditions of approval; and

         c.   Applicable noticing requirements of the map act have been, or will be met.

      3.   Conditions Of Approval: The following conditions may be required by the director as conditions of approval for the proposed conversion:

         a.   Subdivisions allowed by this section may include conditions requiring a compliance survey inspection to the satisfaction of the director. However, the survey shall be limited to require improvements relating only to items of a health and safety nature.

         b.   The mobilehome condominiums or stock cooperatives shall be subject to California code of regulations title 25.

         c.   Only additional on site improvements or development standards which were applicable at the time the mobilehome park was originally developed may be required.

         d.   Off site public improvements for qualifying mobilehome parks shall be waived, except as follows:

            (1)   Any off site improvements shall be financed with appropriate assessment bonds.

            (2)   The certificate of compliance shall not be delayed or contingent upon completion of the off site improvements.

         e.   Any requirements and/or documents required by the state common interest development act, title 6 (commencing with section 1350), part 4, division 2 of the California Civil Code.

         f.   Conditions of approval necessary to ensure any noticing requirements that are required by map act section 66427.1 are met.

         g.   Any plan or document required to be submitted to the department of real estate shall be reviewed for consistency with the approved project and plot plan. The plan shall reference the "waiver" notice requirement in subsection D3h of this section, to the satisfaction of the director.

         h.   Notice shall be placed on the certificate of subdivision compliance that standard subdivision requirements for the creation of condominiums/stock cooperatives have been waived by the town and only conditions applicable to the original development of the mobilehome park have been required.

         i.   The applicants shall comply with the indemnification requirements of section 9.02.040, "Legal Defense Fee Responsibility", of this title.

         j.   The director may impose any conditions of approval to ensure any appropriate measures for relocation assistance are implemented.

         k.   No mobilehome shall be required to be placed on a permanent foundation as a result of the conditional approval.

         l.   Any condition of approval required in compliance with this section shall be drafted to expedite the conversion process. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)

   A.   Purpose: The purpose of this section is to provide procedures for official maps.

   B.   Applicability: Official maps shall be required as described in Government Code section 66499.52.

   C.   Procedures: Official maps shall be reviewed and processed using the procedures outlined in chapter 9.91, "Tentative Map Filing And Procedures", of this article 6, the procedures pertaining to the processing and approval of parcel maps or final maps in chapter 9.92, "Parcel Maps And Final Maps", of this article 6, and the provisions of map act division 3. (Ord. 242, 9-3-2013)