Land Use & Zoning
In NC, a 'subdivision' is generally defined as the division of a tract of land into:
AOne parcel for residential development
BTwo or more lots, tracts, or parcels for sale, lease, or development✓ Correct
CCommercial zones only
DAny land disturbing activity requiring a permit
Explanation
A subdivision involves dividing land into two or more lots or tracts for conveyance, lease, or development. NC's subdivision regulations (administered locally) require plat approval and may require dedication of streets, utilities, and open space.
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