Subdivision Map Sample Clauses
Subdivision Map. “Subdivision Map” (or “B Map”) means the subsidiary subdivision maps for the Development of any Planning Area or portion thereof which shall be consistent with the conditions of the Master Tract Map and shall contain its own phasing plan for the installation of the infrastructure and other improvements within the subdivision. All Subdivision Maps shall meet the applicable requirements of the Subdivision Map Act.
Subdivision Map. The Owner shall, to Lakeshore’s satisfaction, post, on all road frontages, a subdivision map that is colored and drawn to show the lotting pattern of the Plan, proposed land uses and adjacent land uses, external and internal roadways, pedestrian walkways and sidewalks, and all prominent natural features. The said subdivision map shall include a legend and an arrow indicating the north direction.
Subdivision Map. As a condition precedent to the conveyance of any Phase of the Property a Final Map for the applicable Phase to be conveyed must be recorded. MidPen and the City will coordinate the applications for any Tentative Map and Final Map with the developer of the adjacent property as part of the installation of the Backbone Infrastructure. MidPen agrees to cooperate with the adjacent property developers to expeditiously complete the mapping process.
Subdivision Map. The Developers shall have recorded a final subdivision map for the Phase 2 Development Site that is consistent with the tentative subdivision map.
Subdivision Map. Developer shall submit any parcel map or tentative subdivision map to the City required for the proposed Project. The Parties acknowledge that the submission and processing of the parcel map or tentative map may occur after the Negotiation Period, in accordance with the Schedule of Performance to be developed pursuant to Section 2.2.
Subdivision Map. The Subdivision Map subdividing the Site into the Property and the Affordable Housing Parcel has been approved by the City and has been recorded or is ready to be recorded concurrently with the Close of Escrow.