Property Ownership
An Oklahoma property owner who dedicates land for a public road is:
AEntitled to compensation from the government
BVoluntarily transferring the land or the right to use it as a public road, typically without compensation✓ Correct
CCreating a private easement for the road
DViolating OREC regulations
Explanation
Dedication is the voluntary transfer of private land (or a use right) to the public for a public purpose such as a road, park, or utility easement, typically done as part of a subdivision plat approval. Dedications are generally without compensation.
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