Land Use & Zoning
In Maine, a 'plat' is:
AA legal description using metes and bounds
BA map showing the layout of a subdivision or planned development, filed with the Registry of Deeds✓ Correct
CA tax assessment map used by the municipality
DA federal land survey map
Explanation
A plat is a survey map of a subdivision showing lot lines, dimensions, streets, easements, and other features. It is recorded with the county Registry of Deeds and creates the lot and block legal description system.
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