Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'plat' in Rhode Island real estate?
AA legal description by metes and bounds
BA recorded map or plan showing the division of land into lots, streets, and easements✓ Correct
CA zoning certificate from the municipality
DA deed restriction limiting lot use
Explanation
A plat is a recorded map or plan that shows how land is divided into lots, along with streets, easements, and other features. In Rhode Island, subdivision plats must be approved and recorded with the local municipality and registry of deeds.
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