Atascadero, CA · San Luis Obispo County
Tentative Parcel Map Checklist
This checklist outlines the materials property owners and applicants submit to Atascadero for a tentative parcel map application.
What this form is
Use this checklist to prepare a tentative parcel map submittal to Atascadero’s Planning Division. It lists general application materials, including a signed planning application, chain of title, fees, and a complete plan set, plus additional documents that may apply to the project. Applications require an intake meeting with a staff planner; the checklist says incomplete and walk-in submittals will not be accepted at the counter.
Who needs it
Property owners and applicants proposing a tentative parcel map in Atascadero can use this checklist to prepare their application submittal.
How to submit it
Schedule an intake meeting with a staff planner by appointment. Contact Planning staff for a digital folder link before the meeting, and email [email protected] for fee calculation.
About notarization
This checklist does not require a notary; the planning application and any subdivision authorization must be signed, and the document does not identify a notarized or sworn attachment.
How to submit this form
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Download The Checklist
Download the Tentative Parcel Map Checklist to review the materials listed for a submittal.
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Complete The Application
Prepare a complete Planning Application signed by each property owner and the applicant or representative, if applicable.
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Gather Supporting Materials
Assemble the chain of title, fees, complete plan set, and any additional documentation applicable to the project.
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Schedule And Submit
Arrange an intake meeting with a staff planner by appointment. Contact Planning staff for a digital folder link before the meeting.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Tentative Parcel Map Checklist cover?
- It lists general application materials, plan set details, and additional documentation that may be needed for a tentative parcel map submittal in Atascadero.
- Do I need a notary for the Tentative Parcel Map Checklist?
- No. The checklist does not require a notary. It says the planning application and any subdivision authorization must be signed; it does not identify a notarized or sworn attachment.
- How do I submit the tentative parcel map materials?
- Schedule an intake meeting with a staff planner by appointment. Contact Planning staff for a digital folder link before the meeting; incomplete and walk-in submittals are not accepted at the counter.
- What additional documents may be required?
- Depending on the project, the checklist may call for items such as building envelope information, a vicinity map, draft easement language, percolation tests, a soils report, or condominium information.