Alpine County

County seat: MarkleevilleNorthern CaliforniaCCS Zone 2

Assessor's Office

Property assessment data, parcel information, and assessor maps.

Small county - limited online tools

GIS / Parcel Viewer

Interactive online map with parcel boundaries, aerial imagery, and data layers.

Limited GIS resources - contact office directly

County Surveyor

Records of Survey, Corner Records, and survey-related filings.

Surveying handled by Community Development Engineering/Surveying (contract County Surveyor). Covers Certificates of Compliance, Corner Records, and Records of Survey. No online index; records by request.

California Survey Requirements & Records

The statewide rules that govern surveys, maps, and monuments in Alpine County — plus our recorded-maps archive.

Recorded Map Examples in Alpine County

Every map type Alpine County records, with a real example on file where one has been archived.

Subdivision & Tentative Parcel Map Requirements

Municipal code citations, submittal checklists, and fees for the county and its largest city.

Alpine County

Subdivision Ordinance

Tentative parcel maps: Alpine County Code Title 17 (Subdivisions), Chapter 17.09 "Parcel Maps" — see §17.09.010 (Form of tentative parcel map), §17.09.020 (Submission and filing of tentative parcel map), §17.09.030 (Transmittal and review), §17.09.040 (Action on tentative parcel map — director reviews 2-parcel splits, planning commission reviews 3-4 lot parcel maps), §17.09.110-140 (final map filing, dedications, recording).

Submittal checklist →

No standalone tentative-parcel-map submittal checklist PDF was found. The Planning Division page (alpinecountyca.gov/161/Planning-Division) links the Title 17 subdivision code and the online Planning and Development application portal (iWorq) where map submittal requirements are administered; §17.09.010 states map form 'shall be as required by the administrative requirements for map submittals,' implying a staff-held checklist not published as a standalone document. Confirmed live via direct curl fetch of the codepublishing.com chapter page (2026-07).

Tentative map review fee: Tentative Parcel Map (≤2 lots): $1,200; (≤5 lots): $3,250 + Health Dept review $600 source · verified 2026-07

From the county's official 'Alpine County Planning Permit Fees' schedule (Application Fee Schedule PDF, DocumentCenter doc 7419), fetched and text-extracted via curl+pdftotext. Table also lists Tentative Subdivision Map fees (<10 lots: $5,300 + Health Dept $600; 10-30 lots: $7,350 + $600; 30+ lots: $9,400 + $600), Final Parcel Map ($2,000), and Record of Survey ($250). Single-sourced — this PDF is the only fee-schedule document found; no separate board-resolution PDF corroborating the same figures was located, so treat as single-sourced pending a second corroborating source.

Recording fee: $7.00 first page (map, 18"x26") + $2.00 each additional page, per Gov. Code §27372; general document recording is $12 first page + $3/additional page source · verified 2026-07

From the official 'Alpine County Assessor/Recorder's Fee Schedule — Effective January 1, 2026' (DocumentCenter doc 1924), fetched via curl+pdftotext (WebFetch could not render the compressed PDF text). The schedule cites Gov. Code §27372 for the map-specific fee row ('Maps (18"x26") First page ... $7.00, Each additional page ... $2.00'), separate from the standard document recording fee (§§27361/27397/27361.4/27361.5, $12 first page/$3 additional). Note the SB2 Atkins Act $75 fee (GC §27388.1) applies to real estate instruments but real property subdivision/parcel/final maps are statutorily exempt from SB2 under GC §27388.1(a)(2)(F) — not independently re-verified here, flagged for review. Single-sourced (one official PDF); no second corroborating document found.

Markleeville

Alpine County has zero incorporated cities — Markleeville (the county seat) is an unincorporated CDP served entirely by the county; no separate municipal code, planning department, or fee schedule exists for Markleeville. All subdivision review, recording, and surveying functions shown above (county-level) apply directly to Markleeville and every other community in the county.

Planning department

Surveyor's Toolbox

Research tools that pair with county records — look up licensees, run coordinate work, and pull federal land records.