Land Use & Zoning
A Connecticut property owner wants to subdivide a 5-acre parcel into 6 residential lots. Before selling any lots, the owner must:
ASimply record a map at the Town Clerk's office
BObtain subdivision approval from the local planning commission✓ Correct
CObtain a variance from the zoning board
DObtain approval from the Connecticut Department of Housing
Explanation
Connecticut requires subdivision approval from the local planning commission before lots can be sold or deeds recorded. The commission reviews the subdivision for compliance with subdivision regulations, road standards, drainage, and utilities.
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