Early-bird Registration Deadline- Friday, April 19th!
The Subdivision Map Act is an essential to the regulation of land use by cities and counties throughout California. The Map Act sits at the critical intersection between community land use planning and private real estate development, with subdivision maps serving both to ensure the proper design and improvement and to authorize the sale, lease, and financing of property. The Act has been frequently amended by the Legislature over the past decade, making careful attention to the Act a necessity. The Subdivision Map Act of today:
controls the design of improvements
regulates the division of real property
protects public and private property interests
encourages and facilitates orderly community development
coordinates planning with community patterns established by local authorities
ensures proper improvements are constructed so that development does not overburden taxpayers
protects public health and safety
Matthew Gray, a land use attorney with Perkins Coie in San Francisco, practices regularly under the Subdivision Map Act and will provide an update on key developments relating to the Map Act and California land use generally.
About the Speaker
Matthew Gray is a Partner with Perkins Coie who focuses his practice on land use entitlement processing. He represents a range of local agencies, real estate developers and landowners in all stages of the land use entitlement and development process. Matt is the co-author of California Land Use & Planning Law and is the annual updates author of California Subdivision Map Act & the Development Process.
Judicial Clerk – United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Honorable Jerome Farris) 1997-98
Georgetown University Law Center, J.D., magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, 1997
Senior Notes and Comments Editor, Georgetown Law Journal
University of California, Los Angeles, B.A., magna cum laude, 1993
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**NOTE: Registration is a commitment to pay and no-shows will be invoiced accordingly. Refunds will only be approved upon receipt of cancellation in writing (email) at least 48-hours prior to the event. All refunds will be issued by check. For registrants who select “pay at the door” for payment and cancel less than 48 hours prior to the event, the chapter will invoice for the balance due.
Registration closes on April 24, 2024
Dietary Accommodations:
If you have any dietary restrictions that need special accommodation such as vegan, vegetarian, or specific allergies (peanut, gluten, milk, etc), we are happy to help you. Here is what you need to do:
Register early, using the “Dietary Assistance” option in the registration selections area.
Immediately follow-u p with an email to “Sacramento@apwa.org” with details about your specific need.
Please note that if you do not advise us early of your need, the chef may not be able to accommodate late requests.
