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The following information shall appear on or accompany the Tentative Subdivision Map:

(a) A subdivider’s statement shall be submitted with each Tentative Subdivision Map. The subdivider’s statement shall contain the following information:

(1) The existing use or uses of the property.

(2) The proposed use or uses of the lots including the remainder, if any, with a description of the area or location of each use.

(3) The source, quality and quantity of the proposed water supply and a general description of the proposed water system. The statement all also provide evidence as required by the appendix that water can be developed on or supplied to each lot, together with an estimate of the cost of developing water at each site. Such evidence shall not be required for any lot sixty (60) acres in size or larger. Division 3 of Title 6 of this Code regulates the construction of wells.

(4) The proposed provisions for sewage disposal, drainage and flood control. Proposed provisions for sewage disposal need not be stated for any lot which is sixty (60) acres [one and one-half (1-1/2) quarter sections] or larger.

(5) Subdivision improvements will be based upon the ultimate density for the subdivided land as planned for in the Humboldt County General Plan. Therefore, if the subdivider proposes reduced subdivision improvements premised upon a lesser density than shown in the General Plan, the subdivision application shall be accompanied by:

(A) An application for zoning implementing the subdivider’s plan for density of development; or

(B) A statement that the subdivider agrees to put a statement of record in the office of the Humboldt County Recorder, to read substantially as follows:

Further subdivisions of the lots created by the ___(Name)___ Subdivision, __(Recording Data___), may require the performance of additional on-site and off-site improvements to the road connecting the subdivision to the County road or other publicly maintained road. If the County deems necessary, this work could require the road to be developed to the County road standards by the subdivider.

(6) The proposed grading, erosion and sediment control plan, fire protection, street improvement and other improvements together with an application for a grading permit if required by Section 331-12 of the County Code. (Ord. 2275, § 1, 5/28/2002)

(7) Any other information the subdivider wishes to provide.

(8) A statement that all easements of record are shown on the Tentative Subdivision Map and will appear on the record subdivision map. (Ord. 1290, § 3, 12/12/1978)

(b) A statement from the applicable school district(s) as to additional needs created by any Final Map subdivision.

(c) A preliminary subdivision report showing the names of the parties whose signatures will be necessary under the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act and stating the nature of the interest of said parties in the land being subdivided. The report must include all easements that affect the land being subdivided.

(d) An environmental impact report, negative declaration or categorical exemption prepared in accordance with procedures established by the Board of Supervisors. (Ord. 1146, § 35, 7/19/1977)

(e) If the subdivider relies upon access which is not or record, he shall submit a map plotting the location of such prescriptive easement and stamped envelopes addressed to all assessees of property (as shown on the latest equalized assessment roll) over which the easement appears to traverse. The map shall show all assessor’s parcels and fee ownerships over which the prescriptive easement traverses. (The subdivider shall also submit an executed contract agreeing to save harmless, defend and indemnify the County from any and all claims, actions, and damages arising out of the use or claim to use of the prescriptive easement.) (Ord. 1352, § 1, 9/11/1979)