A Certificate of Merger is required whenever a building or development is to be constructed over a property line. City staff prepares the certificate and records it with the Alameda County Recorder’s office.
To get a Certificate of Merger submit:
- an application to Development Review Services
- the deeds of the properties to be merged
A Certificate of Merger is required whenever a building or development is to be constructed over a property line. City staff prepares the certificate and records it with the Alameda County Recorder. To get a Certificate of Merger submit an application to the Planning Division along with the deeds of the properties to be merged. The applicaton is reviewed for title conformance, and a legal description of the merged parcel is prepared. The process takes about four weeks.
For more information, please call Planning at 510-583-4200
Additional Information:
Development Processing Fee Schedule
How to Apply for a Parcel Merger
Hayward Municipal Code - Chapter 10, Article 3, Sections 10-3.497 through 10-3.499 (Merger of Contiguous Parcels under Common Ownership)
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