ARTICLE 5. Maps

Article 5 added by Stats. 1943, Ch. 369.

§§ 8835–8846 · 12 sections

• § 8835 As used in this article map means a map or maps prepared by the assessors appointed for any assessment.
• § 8836 The assessors appointed for any assesssment may prepare or cause to be prepared a map for the whole or any part or parts of the land to be assessed with…
• § 8837 Each of the separate tracts shall be designated on the map by a distinctive number.
• § 8838 Each of the maps shall be inscribed and designated as “reclamation board assessment map No.____,” giving each map a distinctive number.
• § 8839 Any map may consist of any number of sheets attached together and designated as one map.
• § 8840 The map when approved by the board, shall be certified by the secretary of the board as having been so approved.
• § 8841 The approved map shall be filed for record in the office of the county recorder of the county wherein the land indicated on the map is situated.
• § 8842 For the purpose of any assessment levied by the board, the assessment list for any county may, for the description of any tract of land indicated on any map,…
• § 8843 Any reference to a map and tract is a sufficient description of the tract for the purposes of an assessment list, and for the purposes of the notice of…
• § 8844 No provision of any other statute of this State relative to the filing or recording of maps in the office of the county recorder shall apply to the maps…
• § 8845 The maps referred to in this article shall have no legal effect for any purpose except for the convenient reference to and description of the tract of land…
• § 8846 No fee shall be charged by any county recorder for the filing for record of any map as provided in this article.