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ATTY/ORD.0010/CC ORD AMENDING MUNI CODE CH.18, 27A, 30 – EXHIBIT C <br />REV: 09-17-24 VR <br />Page 44 of 65 <br />b. The resulting parcels are consistent with the requirements of the California <br />Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the general plan, any applicable specific <br />plans, the Zoning Code, and other applicable provisions of the Municipal <br />Code. <br />7. Conditions of approval. The City Engineer may attach conditions to the approval of <br />a voluntary parcel merger as necessary to ensure compliance with the general plan, <br />any applicable specific plan, the Zoning Code, or other applicable provisions of the <br />Municipal Code. <br />8. Appeals. City Engineer decisions on voluntary parcel merger applications may be <br />appealed to the Planning Commission or called for review in accordance with all <br />other decisions allowed by this Chapter. <br />9. Recordation and effective date. The subdivider shall file with the County Recorder <br />a deed reflecting the voluntary parcel merger and documentation from the City <br />verifying approval of the voluntary parcel merger. The subdivider shall submit to the <br />City Engineer a copy of the recorded deed. Voluntary parcel mergers shall be <br />effective when the deed is filed with the County Recorder. <br />10. Expiration. A voluntary parcel merger approval shall be valid for one year from the <br />date of approval. If the adjusted lots are not recorded within that one-year period, the <br />approval shall expire. <br />E. Mandatory parcel mergers. The City may require the merger of contiguous parcels under <br />single ownership if one of the parcels does not conform to the minimum parcel size to allow <br />use or development in compliance with the Zoning Code and if all of the requirements <br />specified in Government Code Section 66451.11(b) are met. In such a case, the procedures <br />and requirements for a mandatory parcel merger shall be as specified in Government Code <br />Sections 66451.10 through 66451.33. <br />Sec. 30.54. – LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS: <br />This Section provides a process for the legal adjustment of lot lines that does not create new <br />lots. <br />A. When allowed. Lot line adjustments processed are allowed only when: <br />1. The lot line adjustment involves a maximum of four existing adjoining lots; <br />2. The land taken from one lot is added to an adjoining lot; and <br />3. No additional lots are created.