Property Ownership
Iowa law provides for the public dedication of land for roads and parks through:
AAdverse possession only
BPlat dedication, express dedication by deed, or implied dedication through long-term public use✓ Correct
CIREC approval of subdivision plats only
DFederal grant programs for municipal open space
Explanation
Iowa public dedications of streets, alleys, and parks can occur through plat dedication (labeling areas as public on a recorded plat), express dedication by deed to the public, or implied dedication through long-term public use with the owner's acquiescence.
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