Land Use & Zoning
What is the purpose of California's Subdivided Lands Law (administered by the DRE)?
ATo regulate the physical layout of subdivisions
BTo protect purchasers of lots, condominiums, and other subdivided land by requiring developers to disclose material information and obtain DRE approval before offering lots for sale✓ Correct
CTo establish lot size minimums statewide
DTo ensure all subdivisions have homeowners associations
Explanation
The Subdivided Lands Law (Business and Professions Code) is administered by the DRE and requires developers offering 5+ subdivided lots to register with the DRE, provide a Public Report disclosing material information, and obtain DRE approval before offering lots to the public.
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