3.A numbered pink dot appears near the property location on the map. In this example: 351 M is the Map Book Number, and 15 is the Page Number. You may need to zoom out on the map if you do not see any pink dots.
4.Click on pink dot to open the Record Map.
5.Click on the "Click here" link seen in the window below. This opens the Santa Clara County’s Department of Planning and Development Counter Maps web page. It may take a moment to load.
6.Enter the Map Book Number and Page Number in the respective data fields as shown below.
7.Click on the “View” button to view the map.
8.In some cases, the title sheet rather than the map will display. If this happens, return to the Counter Maps window. In the Page Number data field, enter the next page number. In this example the original Page Number input was 15, so on the second try, enter 16. If your parcel is not on the tract map, return to the interactive map and find the next closest Map Book and Page numbers that surround your property and repeat steps 4-8.
The following are examples of types of pages that may appear:
Example of a title sheet for a tract map
Example of a tract map
