Reversion to Acreage, Maps and Plats

When a reversion to acreage is made, no tentative plans shall be required. The subdivider shall prepare a final map showing the existing subdivision and the original parcel or parcels which shall result from the reversion. No engineering plans shall be required. Upon approval of the final map, the map may be completed and submitted as a record plat. No as-built surveys shall be required. The plat shall be clearly marked reversion to acreage and any variance from the requirements of a subdivision record plat shall be as determined by the Commission. The fee or other interest in any subdivision improvements, easements or road rights of way within the perimeter of the subdivision which has been dedicated to the government may be quitclaimed to the subdivider at the discretion of the government, upon recorded written consent of all landowners adjacent to the easement or road right of way and the Director of Land Management. SOURCE: GC § 18106. Amended by P.L.27-118:3 (Dec. 2, 2004).