Land Use & Zoning
Colorado counties and municipalities may require a developer to submit a 'plat' when subdividing land. A plat is:
AAn environmental impact study
BA survey map showing lot boundaries, streets, easements, and other features of a proposed subdivision✓ Correct
CA financial feasibility analysis for the project
DA soils report for the development area
Explanation
A subdivision plat is a survey map that must be reviewed and approved by local government before a subdivision can be recorded. It shows lot lines, dimensions, streets, easements, and dedication of public spaces.
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