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D. Payment fec-of applicable fees for parkland or other public purposes; <br /> ._ <br /> serve the land of minor subdivisions or lot splits. <br /> 19.16.075 Expiration and Time Extension. <br /> A. Parcel map approval shall expire twenty-four (24) months after approval or <br /> conditional approval of the parcel map, or such longer time as mandated by the <br /> Subdivision Map Act (see Government Code Section 66463.5). <br /> B. Prior to the expiration of the tentative parcel map, the subdivider may apply for an <br /> extension. <br /> 1. The first application may be for an extension of up to twenty-four (24) months. <br /> 2. Up to four (4) subsequent applications may be made for extensions of twelve <br /> (12) months each. <br /> 3. A cumulative total of six (6) years of extensions may be granted as provided <br /> in Subsections 1 and 2, above. <br /> 4. Extensions granted pursuant to this section similarly extend any city <br /> legislative, administrative or other approval that pertains to a development project <br /> included in the parcel map if such approval has not expired when a complete application <br /> for extension was submitted. <br /> 5. Upon receipt of a written application for an extension which must include the <br /> reasons or bases for the requested extension, plus payment of fee, the parcel map shall <br /> be automatically extended for sixty (60) days, or until the application is approved, <br /> conditionally approved, or denied, whichever occurs first. <br /> 6. The extensions may be approved administratively by the director of <br /> community development where notice is mailed to the subdivider, any tenants, and <br /> property owners within 300 feet. The director may refer any application for an extension <br /> to the review board or to the planning commission for decision. <br /> 19.16.090 Appeal. In the event the subdivider, or a tenant in the case of a proposed <br /> conversion to condominiums of the subject property, is dissatisfied with any <br /> determination of the director, the review board or its designee, either as to the <br /> determination to approve or deny an application, modification, or extension, such <br /> decision may be appealed to the planning commission in accordance with the <br /> procedures set forth in Chapter 18.144 (Appeals), and subject to payment of fee. as to <br /> whether a proposed subdivision qualifies as a minor one, or as to any requirements or <br /> conditions which the review board seeks to impose, then the subdivider may appeal to <br />