Below are three examples of the different ways to search for your applications. You will need to know some information about the application or the parcel in order to complete the search. VISIT THE SEARCH.
1. Use the Application Number or Prefix and the Two-Digit Year
This is the best way to search for your project. For example:
Administrative Action - 2003
Example - AA03 If you do not know the entire number this will produce a list.
Administrative Action - 2003, with the actual sequential number - 052
Example - AA03-052 This is the entire number of your application.
Abbreviations of Types of Projects
Abbreviation
Full Name
Abbreviation
Full Name
Abbreviation
Full Name
AA
Administrative Application
MAS
Major Subdivision
PPR
Plot Plan Review
AS
Antiquated Subdivision
MD
Minor Deviation
PLA
Property Line Adjustment
APEA
Appeal
MHS
Mobile Home Storage
TRP
Temporary Residence Permit
CC
Certificate of Compliance
MISC
Miscellaneous
VM
Voluntary Merger
CUP
Conditional Use Permit
MM
Minor Modification
ZC
Zone Change
EXT
Extension
MS
Minor Subdivision
ZCTA
Zone Code Text Amendment
GPTA
General Plan Amendment
PD
Plan Development
ZV
Zone Variance
HM
Home Occupation
2. Search by Location
To search for a project by location, you would select the search by "site address" and "contains". For example, if you type in Buhach, a list will appear for selection.
3. Search by Assessor's Parcel Number (APN)
For example, for a project located on Buhach Rd., you would select the search by "Site APN" and "begins with or contains." Then type in 005 for the book number and a list will appear for selection. If you have the entire number, such as 0053700001, type it without dashes, as shown.