Land Use & Zoning
A Wisconsin developer who dedicates a street to the public is:
ASelling the street to the municipality
BTransferring ownership of the street to the public for public use✓ Correct
CCreating a private easement for neighbors
DRequesting a variance for road construction
Explanation
Dedication is the transfer of privately owned land to the public for public use, such as streets, parks, or other public improvements, typically as part of subdivision approval.
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