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A. When the tentative map is received and filed under the provisions of this title, the planning director shall, within three days thereafter, transmit the tentative map to each of the following:

1. City engineer;

2. Building department;

3. Police department;

4. Fire department;

5. Kern County planning director;

6. California Department of Transportation as required by Section 66455 of the Map Act;

7. California Water Service Company or other affected water provider;

8. Pacific Gas and Electric Company or other affected gas or electric utility;

9. Affected telephone or telegraph company;

10. Cable TV companies affected;

11. School districts as required by Section 66455.7 of the Map Act;

12. Golden Empire Transit;

13. Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), of the Department of Conservation of the state of California;

14. Affected owners of irrigation ditches or canals, and any other public agency or public utility affected by the subdivision.

B. Such public agencies and public utilities shall review the tentative map and transmit any report or recommendations thereon to the planning director who shall incorporate them into his or her report and recommendations to the advisory agency.

C. The departments of the city to which the map is transmitted shall file with the planning director within ten days of receipt thereof its approval thereof or a report showing what changes are necessary to make such map conform to the requirements of this title and the Map Act coming within the jurisdiction of such department. (Ord. 5090 § 2, 2022; Ord. 4633 § 1, 2010; Ord. 3748 § 5, 1997; Ord. 3515 § 1, 1993)