California § 66451.32 - Upon a determination that the parcels meet the standards specified in Section 664
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§ 66451.32. Upon a determination that the parcels meet the standards specified in Section 664
(a) Upon a determination that the parcels meet the standards specified in Section 66451.30, the local agency shall issue to the owner and record with the county recorder a notice of the status of the parcels which shall identify each parcel and declare that the parcels are unmerged pursuant to this article. (b) Upon a determination that the parcels have merged and do not meet the criteria specified in Section 66451.30, the local agency shall issue to the owner and record with the county recorder, a notice of merger as provided in Section 66451.12.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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