Property Ownership
In Virginia, a property owner who wants to divide their land into two or more lots for sale must typically go through which process?
AApply for a zoning variance
BThe subdivision process, submitting a plat to the locality for approval✓ Correct
CObtain a special use permit
DFile a rezoning application
Explanation
Dividing land in Virginia requires subdivision plat approval from the local planning commission or other designated authority. The plat must be approved and recorded before lots can be sold separately.
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