We have a residential condominium project which was entitled for 70 units. The map was filed a year or so ago. The owner now wants to create 1 more unit by splitting an existing unit (double-size). I am in discussions with the local agency engineering department as to how to show this on the new parcel map. I'm not sure we should show it as 71 units now - that may cause other problems. Should we show it as 1 lot and 1 airspace condominium with 70 existing airspace condominiums? or, does any of you have experience with this and have any suggestions? It is fairly new turf in this cow-town.
Thanks,
Bruce Jarvis, PLS
Condominium Re-subdivide
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Bruce
I may be able to help Feel free to call me at work 626 458-4006. I have had some experience along these lines however, I have some questions before I can give you a meaning ful answer. I am a deputy county surveyor and civil engineer with Los Angeles County Public Works.
Dennis Hunter
I may be able to help Feel free to call me at work 626 458-4006. I have had some experience along these lines however, I have some questions before I can give you a meaning ful answer. I am a deputy county surveyor and civil engineer with Los Angeles County Public Works.
Dennis Hunter
Dennis Hunter, PLS & PE
Simi Valley, CA
Simi Valley, CA