Auburn, CA · Placer County
Parcel Boundary Line Verification Form
Property owners use this form to identify a parcel and provide boundary-line verification details when proposed development is close to a property line or right of way.
What this form is
The form records the owner’s name, parcel number, site address, building permit number, and parcel or subdivision map number. If proposed development is less than twice the building setback from a property line or right of way, the lot line must be located and marked by an authorized licensed surveyor or civil engineer, with a drawing or recorded-map copy submitted to the Building Department before the first onsite inspection.
Who needs it
Property owners whose proposed development is less than twice the building setback from a property line or right of way need the required boundary lines located and marked.
How to submit it
Submit the drawing or recorded-map copy to the Building Department before the first onsite inspection; the form lists 1225 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603.
About notarization
This form is signed without a notary; when required, the licensed surveyor or engineer dates and signs the line-location statement and applies a professional seal.
How to submit this form
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Download the Form
Download the Parcel Boundary Line Verification Form.
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Complete the Property Details
Enter the owner’s name, parcel number, site address, building permit number, and parcel or subdivision map number.
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Gather Boundary Materials
When required, obtain a drawing or recorded-map copy clearly indicating lines located and marked by an authorized licensed surveyor or civil engineer.
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Submit to the Building Department
Submit the drawing or recorded-map copy before the first onsite inspection.
Frequently asked questions
- What information does the Parcel Boundary Line Verification Form request?
- It asks for the owner’s name, parcel number, site address, building permit number, and parcel or subdivision map number.
- When is boundary-line verification required?
- When proposed development is less than twice the building setback from a property line or right of way, the lot line must be located and marked by an authorized licensed surveyor or civil engineer.
- How do I submit the boundary-line materials?
- Submit a drawing or copy of a recorded map clearly indicating the located and marked lines to the Building Department before the first onsite inspection. The form lists its street address.
- Do I need a notary for the Parcel Boundary Line Verification Form?
- No. This form has no notary block. When required, the licensed surveyor or engineer dates and signs the line-location statement and applies a professional seal.