Property Ownership
In Michigan, the term 'riparian rights' applies to property owners who:
AOwn land in a flood zone
BOwn land that borders a natural watercourse such as a river, stream, or lake✓ Correct
CHave rights to mineral deposits under their property
DHold air rights above a certain elevation
Explanation
Riparian rights attach to properties that border a natural body of water (river, stream, lake). Michigan riparian owners have the right of access and reasonable use of the adjacent water.
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