Submission of Tentative Maps Sample Clauses

Submission of Tentative Maps. 1. The subdivider is strongly encouraged to confer with the Director before preparing and submitting the tentative map. 2. Submission of a tentative map shall not constitute filing with the City until all attachments and required statements, instructions, environmental forms and clearances, and a completed application form with appropriate fees are deposited with the Department and a written receipt is provided to the applicant. Included with the application shall be a signed statement indicating whether the project site is located on a site included on any of the local lists prepared by the California Integrated Waste Management Board in compliance with Government Code Section 65962.5. a. In the event that the Director determines additional information is required for the preparation of environmental documents required in compliance with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the State Guidelines, the tentative map shall not be deemed filed until the additional information has been provided. b. In the event that the Director determines an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) is required, the filing of the application for the tentative map shall not be deemed filed until the draft of the EIR has been prepared. 3. A tentative map shall be filed with the Director by one or more record owners of property or their authorized agents. 4. The subdivider shall file with the Director the number of tentative maps the Director shall deem necessary, together with evidence as to the ownership of the land proposed to be divided. 5. Failure to submit all materials and statements required by this chapter shall constitute grounds for rejection of the application.
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