10.10A.120 Disclosure when a geologic hazard report is required
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A. Whenever a geologic hazard report is required under this chapter, the owner of the
affected site shall record a signed, notarized disclosure notice, running with the land, in a form satisfactory to the city prior to the city’s approval of any development or subdivision of such land. The recorded disclosure shall include the following:
1. Notice that the land is located within a geologic hazards study area as shown on the geologic hazards study area map or as otherwise defined in this chapter; and
2. Notice that a geologic hazards report was prepared and is available for public inspection in the city’s files.
B. Where geologic hazards and related setbacks are delineated in a subdivision, the owner shall also place additional notification on the plat stating the above information, prior to final approval and recording of the plat.
10.10A.110 Review of geologic hazard reports · 10.10A.130 Warning and disclaimer