BEAUMONT PLANNING DEPT.
550 E. 6th Street
Beaumont, CA 92223
(951) 769-8518
BeaumontCa.gov
TENTATIVE MAP SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS
Tentative Parcel Map Deposit $1,723.00
Tentative Tract Map Deposit $4,390.00
Payment can be made electronically or mailed in
Please provide the information below when submitting the completed application:
Completed Master Planning Application
Tentative Parcel Map
Environmental Application and Initial Study or other applications (if applicable)
2 sets of 300’ property owner’s notification list, radius map and labels (mailed in)(details
on the next page)
2 copies of the Draft Water Quality Management Plan and fee ($4,211.13 for 0-10 acres or
$5,533.25 for over 10 acres)
Grant Deed
Title Report (pulled not longer than 6 months prior)
ALL DOCUMENTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
Note: Additional information may be required once the information submitted is reviewed
and analyzed.
After 6 months without activity or written communications, the City of Beaumont shall
deem the application abandoned, in which a new application and fees will be required.
REQUIRED PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFICATION INFORMATION
1. TWO identical packages to be inserted in separate envelopes. These packages shall
consist of the following:
a. Two (2) sets of 300’ property owner notification lists.
b. A photocopy of the aforementioned labels.
2. Four typed sets of gummed labels of the applicant, owner, engineer, and
representative with their mailing addresses. Do not include duplicate sets where
applicant and owner, etc., are the same.
3. Certification by the Title Company, engineer, or surveyor that the above list is
complete and accurate. The Tax Assessor’s Office will not prepare or certify the
property owner list.
4. One (1) exhibit/Map showing all parcels within 300 feet of the subject parcel. Each
parcel should be labeled with property owner names.
TENTATIVE MAPS
Information to be provided on the Tentative Map:
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Indicate the map number, title of map and legal description of property, not
including tract/parcel name.
Show the name and address of owner and land divider, and the name of the
person preparing the map.
Provide ownership information on additional property owned adjacent or
contiguous to the land to be subdivided.
Indicate approximate acreage, overall dimensions, north arrow, scale, date,
and (APN) Assessor Parcel Number.
Show subdivision boundary line and vicinity map showing relationship to the
surrounding community.
Provide names, locations, rights-of-way, widths and improvements of adjacent
streets, alleys, railroads and existing structures, both above and below ground.
Provide names, locations, widths of rights-of-way for proposed streets, alleys
and easements, and the approximate grade of proposed and existing streets
and approximate street centerline radii of curves.
Specify streets, alleys and rights-of-way providing legal access to the property,
as well as cross-sections of proposed and existing roadways.
If private streets are proposed, they shall be noted on the tentative tract/
parcel map.
Provide contact information of all utility purveyors and any locations of
existing public utility easements.
Indicate watercourses, channels, existing culverts and drain pipes, including
existing and proposed facilities for control of stormwaters
Indicate land subject to overflow, inundations or flood hazards.
Identify land or right-of-way to be dedicated to public use and rights-of-way
for railroads and other uses.
Illustrate common areas and open spaces.
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Identify proposed lot lines and approximate
dimensions. Show adjoining property and lot lines.
Show contours, with maximum intervals as follows:
Slope
(in percent)
Interval
(in feet)
0 to 4.99 1
5 plus 4
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Copies of U.S.G.S. maps are not acceptable.
Site grading:
a. Whenever any area of the proposed subdivision has a gradient of five
percent or more, as measured between natural contours, the following
information shall be shown on or accompany the tentative map:
i. The proposed cuts and fills in the subdivision.
ii. The elevations of all individual building pads in the subdivision.
iii. The elevations at the perimeter of the subdivision.
iv. The relationship to adjoining land and development.
b. The finished grade elevations on the final grading plan where the gradient is
five percent or more and shall not vary more than two feet, plus or minus,
from the difference in elevations shown on the approved tentative map,
c. On gradients less than five percent, when elevations are not shown on the
tentative map, the finish grade elevations shall not create cuts or fills of
more than four feet, plus or minus, from the natural contour.
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Indicate existing use of property immediately surrounding the tract.
Show existing zoning, General Plan designation, proposed land use (single-
family, multiple-family, business, industrial), and flood zone designation with
panel number.
Provide minimum, maximum, and average lot sizes.
ACCOMPANING INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED:
A. Report and written statements on the following matters shall accompany the
tentative map:
1. Proposed method of control of stormwater, including data as to amount
of runoff, and the approximate grade and dimensions of the proposed
facilities;
2. Include three copies of the Draft Water Quality Management Plan
3. A written statement stating that:
a. The Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District has agreed in writing to
serve all lots in the land division; or
b. The land divider has an acceptable application for a water purveyor
permit on file with department of public health; or
c. The land divider has agreed in writing to form a domestic water
system under permit from the proper authorities to serve the land
division;
d. The land divider has filed with the health department information
regarding the quantity and quality of water of any wells existing on
the property, and the estimated cost of drilling a well on the
property.
e. A written statement stating the type of sewage disposal that will be
used. If on-site sewage disposal is proposed, the public works
director shall require soil percolation tests or other pertinent
information.
B. If the land division within a special studies zone shown on the map prepared by the
State Geologist pursuant to the Alquist-Priolo Geologic Hazard Zone Act, a geologic
report or waiver thereof pursuant to the provisions of Riverside County Ordinance
No. 547 shall accompany the tentative map. (Ord. 547 S5.1, 1983)