30.28.040 Major Subdivision Tentative Map.

Tentative maps for major subdivisions, and maps titled “Divisions of Land into Large Parcels” shall be processed per Table 30.28-1.
Table 30.28-1 MAJOR SUBDIVISION TENTATIVE MAP- AUTHORITY AND CONSIDERATION TABLE SEE ALSO 30.16.210 for general process information and standards
a. Initiating Authority
Property owner
b. Standards for
Acceptance
1. All land included within a single map must be contiguous.
2. All property included within the tentative map shall be a legal lot(s), or shall be legalized prior to recording the first final map.
3. All components of a mixed use development may be included on one major subdivision map, provided all proper land use approvals for such a mixed use development have been obtained by the local governing body.
c. Document Submittal
Requirements
Only complete submittals* will be accepted by the Zoning Administrator which must include:
Application form
22 tentative maps
Title Report*
3 Easement maps
Tentative map checklist
Easement/Right-of-way documents
Submission to City
2 Assessor=s maps
Disclosure form
Fire Permit Survey Form
Four (4) reports (for projects of regional significance unless already submitted with another land use application for the same project)
Landscape plan if there has been no prior land use approval for the project
List and quantitities of hazardous materials only if applicable (See Clark County Fire Department’s Hazardous Materials Systems Guideline, NRS, and NAC)
Two (2) Record of survey for projects with Las Vegas Boulevard frontage
Residential Impact Statement for Manufactured Home Park Closures
(*See Section 30.28.130 Document Submittal Requirement details)
d. Fee
$400 + $2 per lot, or $800 + $4 per lot if within a Major Project
e. Approximate Processing Time
Forty-five (45) calendar days
f. Application Process
Hearing before the Commission per Section 30.16.210
g. Notice
Requirements
Posted notice, entity notice, and city notice; additionally for manufactured home parks proposed for subdivision and/or redevelopment to a different use, notice shall be provided to each tenant of such parks, plus signs
(See Section 30.16.230 Notice)
h. Recommending Entities
Town Board for development for which no prior land use applications have been approved and government entities, and Cities for projects of regional significance
i. Approval Authority
Commission;
Board, for application submitted in conjunction with, or in lieu of, another application that requires Board approval
j. Appeal Authority
Board
k. Standards for
Approval
The property owner shall demonstrate that the proposed subdivision is in full compliance with the requirements of this Title. Each of the proposed lots shall be designed with adequate width and depth to accommodate the proposed use(s).
l. Map Expiration
A tentative map shall expire in two (2) years from its approval date unless a final map for all, or a portion, of the property included under the tentative map has been recorded within that two (2) years. The recording of the first final map shall extend the expiration date of the tentative map for an additional one (1) year from the date the first final map was recorded. For each final map recorded thereafter, the expiration date of the tentative map shall continue to be extended for one additional year as based on the date the first final map in a series was recorded. The tentative map may also be extended for an additional year by the approval authority pursuant to the hearing process specified in 30.16.210, provided a final map has been recorded since the original approval or the last extension of time.
m. Finality of Decision
Following an appeal or reconsideration period of five (5) working days, action shall be final and effective on the date of action on the map unless reconsidered. Following Board or Commission action, the applicant shall be notified of the decision. No permits or licenses shall be issued until the action becomes final.
n. Conditions of Approval
1. All development, or use of land, is subject to the development standards listed in this Title unless otherwise specified. The Commission or Board may impose additional conditions to mitigate potential adverse effects of an application on adjacent properties and the community. The Board may propose a development agreement consistent with the needs identified by the approval of a Public Facilities Needs Assessment or in conjunction with a project of regional significance.
2. All approved plans, conditions, restrictions and rules shall be made a part of the map=s approval and shall be binding on the property owner.
o. Extension of Time
Provided that the requirements specified in Table 30.28-1(1) have been satisfied, a tentative map may be extended in accordance with the procedure shown in Table 30.16-17 except that administrative extensions of time are not permitted.

(Ord. 3549 § 5 (part), 2007; Ord. 3499 § 2 (part), 2007; Ord. 3397 § 3 (part), 2006; Ord. 3354 § 4, 2006; Ord. 3160 § 6 (part), 2004; Ord. 2961 § 3 (part), 2003; Ord. 2857 § 6 (part), 2003; Ord. 2779 § 2 (part), 2002; Ord. 2756 § 5, 2002; Ord 2741 § 5 (part), 2002; Ord. 2510 § 6 (part), 2000; Ord. 2482 § 6 (part), 2000; Ord. 2481 § 3 (part), 2000)