San Luis Obispo County Survey Map Recording Fees: Pages and Copies

San Luis Obispo County’s current Clerk-Recorder schedule, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, lists map filings for subdivision, parcel, survey, and assessment maps at $8 for the first page and $2 for each additional page. It lists official-record copies at $7 for the first page and $1 for each additional page. Read the current county schedule.

A three-page survey-map filing is $12 ($8 + $2 × 2). A separate one-page official copy is $7. Filing and copying are distinct transactions; ask whether a survey-monument or other statutory line applies.

These are county charges checked September 8, 2026, separate from surveyor preparation and boundary work.

Confirm the map type and page count with the Clerk-Recorder. A three-page filing uses the displayed $8 plus two $2 additions; a copy request uses a separate line. Ask whether a current statutory or survey-monument fee applies because the linked schedule has an effective period.

This is most relevant when a buyer needs to decide between recording a new survey map and obtaining a copy of one already recorded. Recording a three-page map is $12 under the current schedule; a one-page official copy is $7. Get the map number and page count from the surveyor or title file, and confirm the current schedule because rates and effective periods can change.

Do not turn the $12 example into a survey price: the county records the map, while a licensed surveyor supplies the boundary work and final sheet. Ask whether the map is a survey, parcel, subdivision, or assessment map and whether the office has a current schedule after the displayed effective period.

The county’s fee index identifies the current schedule and July 1, 2026 fee-change materials. Check the Clerk-Recorder fee index before filing if the schedule has changed again.