Property Ownership
In Rhode Island, what is a 'dedication by plat' for public use?
AA property owner dedicating their entire parcel to the public
BThe dedication of streets, parks, and utility easements shown on a recorded subdivision plat to public use upon approval and acceptance by the municipality✓ Correct
CA CRMC designation of coastal land for public access
DA state purchase of development rights
Explanation
When a subdivision plat is approved and recorded, the streets, parks, and utility easements shown on the plat are typically dedicated to public use. The municipality's approval and acceptance of the plat constitutes acceptance of the dedication.
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