Bill > AB1834

This bill amends existing law, specifically Section 66426 of the Government Code, which governs when a detailed tentative and final map is required for land subdivisions. Generally, a tentative and final map is needed for subdivisions creating five or more parcels, condominiums, community apartment projects, or for converting five or more dwelling units to a stock cooperative. However, there are exceptions where only a simpler parcel map is required. This bill expands one of those exceptions: currently, land zoned for industrial or commercial development that has approved access to a public street and governing body approval for street alignments and widths is exempt from the full map requirement. The bill adds "mixed-use" development to this exception, meaning land zoned for a combination of residential, commercial, or industrial purposes will also qualify for the simpler parcel map requirement if it meets the other conditions. This change aims to streamline the subdivision process for mixed-use projects that already have necessary approvals.

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