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Under California's Subdivision Map Act, a landowner wants to divide a single parcel into three lots. What type of map is required?

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D) A parcel map filed with the county recorder

Under the California Subdivision Map Act (Government Code §66426), subdivisions creating four or fewer parcels require a parcel map. Since the landowner is dividing into three lots, a parcel map must be prepared, approved by the local governing body, and recorded with the county recorder.

Answer Options
A
A tentative map filed with the local agency
B
A final subdivision map (tract map)
C
No map is required for fewer than five lots
D
A parcel map filed with the county recorder

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