Land Use & Zoning
Under Nevada law, what is a subdivision?
AAny parcel of land over 5 acres
BThe division of land into five or more lots for sale or development, subject to Nevada's subdivision laws (NRS Chapter 278)✓ Correct
CA planned community with an HOA
DAny residential development with streets
Explanation
Under NRS Chapter 278, a subdivision generally refers to the division of land into five or more parcels for sale or lease. Nevada subdivision law requires a tentative map, final map, public hearings, and compliance with local land use plans.
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