San Fernando, Cal., Code of Ordinances ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-729
Application procedures
Operative Text
Under this division, a site plan review permit application signed by the property owner or the authorized agent shall be submitted to the planning department. The application shall be accompanied by 20 copies of a precise development plan showing the following details: (1) The estimated square footage of each unit and number of rooms in each unit. (2) The layout of all common areas. (3) The layout and location of all storage space outside of each unit. (4) The layout and location of all facilities and amenities provided within the common area for the enjoyment and use of the unit owners. (5) The layout of all parking spaces to be used in conjunction with each condominium unit. (6) Proposed landscaping and irrigation. (7) Building elevations. (8) Location, height and type of all walls and fences. (9) Location and type of surfacing of all driveways, pedestrian walkways, vehicular parking areas and curb cuts. (10) Trash enclosure details. (11) Defining maintenance responsibility of all buildings and common areas. (12) Covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs).
San Fernando Code of Ordinances ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-729 establishes the procedural requirements for obtaining a site plan review permit under Division 17. Any application must be signed by the property owner or an authorized agent and submitted to the planning department along with 20 copies of a precise development plan. That plan must cover a detailed list of elements, including unit sizes, common areas, storage, parking, landscaping, building elevations, walls, driveways, trash enclosures, maintenance responsibilities, and the project's CC&Rs.
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Property owners and managers pursuing a condominium-related permit under San Fernando Code ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-729 generally ensure that the application is signed by the owner or a properly authorized agent before submission to the planning department. Compliant operators typically prepare all 20 required copies of the precise development plan and verify that every one of the 12 enumerated elements—from unit square footage and parking layouts to CC&Rs and maintenance responsibilities—is fully addressed before filing. Incomplete submissions that omit any of the listed details can delay or jeopardize the permit review process.
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For residents or prospective buyers in a condominium development subject to San Fernando Code ch. 106, art. IV, div. 17 § 106-729, the required development plan documents important details such as common-area layouts, storage locations, parking assignments, and defined maintenance responsibilities. Because these materials are part of a public permit application submitted to the planning department, tenants and buyers may be able to review them to understand what amenities, spaces, and obligations were approved for the property. Those with questions about whether a development complied with these application requirements may consider contacting the San Fernando planning department directly or reaching out to a local tenant-rights organization for guidance on how to access public records.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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