SB1169 modifies the expiration dates for tentative maps in California, extending them under certain conditions.

SB1169 amends the Subdivision Map Act to change the expiration dates for tentative maps. It extends the expiration of approved or conditionally approved tentative maps by 48 months from the date of their expiration or the date of the previously filed final map, whichever is later. The bill also addresses development moratoriums, stating that if a public agency refuses to convey necessary property interests, the tentative map can be extended up to the maximum period allowed.

SB1169 modifies the expiration dates for tentative maps in California, extending them under certain conditions.

SB1169 amends the Subdivision Map Act to change the expiration dates for tentative maps. It extends the expiration of approved or conditionally approved tentative maps by 48 months from the date of their expiration or the date of the previously filed final map, whichever is later. The bill also addresses development moratoriums, stating that if a public agency refuses to convey necessary property interests, the tentative map can be extended up to the maximum period allowed.