Diamond Bar, Cal., Code of Ordinances ch. 21.24 § 21.24.020
Condominiums
Operative Text
When a residential structure is proposed at the time of construction as a condominium or other common interest development, a tentative map for the project shall be filed in the same form, have the same contents and accompanying data and reports and shall be processed, approved or denied in the same manner in compliance with chapter 21.20 (Tentative Map Filing and Processing). Chapter 21.22 (Parcel Maps and Final Maps) determines whether a parcel or final map shall also be filed.
Diamond Bar Code of Ordinances ch. 21.24 § 21.24.020 establishes that when a residential building is planned from the outset as a condominium or other common interest development, the project must go through the same tentative map process as other subdivisions under chapter 21.20. The tentative map must match the standard form, content, and accompanying documentation requirements, and is subject to the same approval or denial procedures. Whether a parcel map or final map is also required is determined separately under chapter 21.22.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Developers and property owners planning a condominium or common interest development in Diamond Bar should be aware that ch. 21.24 § 21.24.020 requires a tentative map to be filed at the construction-proposal stage, following the same form and content standards outlined in chapter 21.20. Compliant operators typically prepare all required data, reports, and accompanying materials in advance to satisfy the tentative map filing requirements. They also consult chapter 21.22 to determine whether a parcel map or final map must additionally be filed before the project can proceed.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
For prospective buyers or residents of a condominium or common interest development in Diamond Bar, ch. 21.24 § 21.24.020 means that the project should have undergone a formal tentative map review process under chapter 21.20 before construction. This procedural requirement is designed to ensure that the development was properly evaluated and either approved or denied through an established public process. Tenants or buyers who have questions about whether a specific development complied with these mapping requirements may wish to consult the city's planning department or a tenant-rights organization for general guidance.
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