What materials accompany a tentative map application?

The form lists other application forms, filing fees, environmental materials, a cost recovery agreement, maps, plans, reports, photographs, and other required information.

Do I need a notary for the Tentative Map Supplemental Application?

No. This form has no notary block. The tentative map must include an owners’ consent certificate that is signed and acknowledged, but the document does not specify a notary requirement.

How do I submit the Tentative Map Supplemental Application?

File it with the Director of Community Development along with the required materials. The document specifies ten paper sets and ten reduced-size sets of the tentative map, plus applicable filing fees.

Tiburon, CA · Marin County

No notary required

Supplemental Application Form for a Tentative Map

Property subdividers use this supplemental application to describe a proposed major or minor subdivision and provide project details to the Town of Tiburon.

What this form is

This supplemental application accompanies a tentative map filing for a proposed major or minor subdivision, or a vesting tentative map. It asks for site area and uses, proposed lot dimensions, utility provisions, and technical consultant contacts. The form also lists required accompanying materials, including other application forms, maps, plans, reports, photographs, and applicable filing fees.

Who needs it

A subdivider proposing a major or minor subdivision in Tiburon needs this form as part of a tentative map application.

How to submit it

File the application and required materials with the Director of Community Development. The document calls for ten paper sets of the tentative map, ten reduced-size sets, and filing fees listed in the Town’s latest fee schedules.

About notarization

This form has no notary block; its owners’ consent certificate for the tentative map must be signed and acknowledged, but the document does not specify a notary requirement.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Application
Download the Tentative Map Supplemental Application PDF.
2
Complete The Form
Select the subdivision and map type, then provide site, lot, utility, and consultant information.
3
Gather Required Materials
Assemble the accompanying forms, plans, maps, reports, photographs, and other items listed in the application.
4
Submit To The Town
File the application and required materials with the Director of Community Development, including the specified map sets and applicable filing fees.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Tentative Map Supplemental Application ask for?: It asks about the subdivision type, site area and uses, proposed lot dimensions, utility provisions, and project technical consultants.
What materials accompany a tentative map application?: The form lists other application forms, filing fees, environmental materials, a cost recovery agreement, maps, plans, reports, photographs, and other required information.
Do I need a notary for the Tentative Map Supplemental Application?: No. This form has no notary block. The tentative map must include an owners’ consent certificate that is signed and acknowledged, but the document does not specify a notary requirement.
How do I submit the Tentative Map Supplemental Application?: File it with the Director of Community Development along with the required materials. The document specifies ten paper sets and ten reduced-size sets of the tentative map, plus applicable filing fees.

Need something notarized?

This Supplemental Application Form for a Tentative Map doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Tiburon form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.