At the time of said hearing, after hearing the evidence presented by the representative
or representatives of the county, the owners of the property, and any other interested
persons, the planning commission shall determine whether or not the property has been
properly divided or has resulted from a division in violation of this chapter or the
Subdivision Map Act.
If the owner of the real property has failed to inform the county of his objection
to recording the notice of violation, or if the planning commission determines that
the property has been divided or has resulted from a division in violation of this
chapter or of the subdivision map act, the county department or the planning commission
shall mail a notice so stating to the owner or owners of the property affected as
shown on the latest assessment roll, advising them of their right to appeal this decision
to the board of supervisors pursuant to section 20-172 and further stating that a notice of violation shall be recorded with the county
recorder containing the information specified in section 66499.36 of the Government
Code. The planning commission shall forward a copy of said notice to the district
attorney for possible prosecution. If the planning commission determines that no violation
has occurred or that a violation has occurred but has been corrected, the planning
commission shall record a certificate of compliance in a form specified in this chapter,
which shall constitute a release of the notice of intention to record a notice of
violation.
