Property Ownership
In Pennsylvania, a 'dedication' of land occurs when:
AA property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places
BA property owner transfers land to the public for a public use (roads, parks) as part of subdivision approval✓ Correct
CA religious organization buys property for a church
DA land trust acquires a conservation easement
Explanation
Dedication is the voluntary transfer of private land to a governmental entity for public use. In Pennsylvania, subdivision approval often requires dedication of land for public roads, parks, and open space.
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