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“A properly signed, dedicated, acknowledged, approved, and recorded plat dedicates the public streets and other public places shown on it and vests title in the municipality for the public uses stated or intended in the plat.”
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A properly signed, dedicated, acknowledged, approved, and recorded plat dedicates the public streets and other public places shown on it and vests title in the municipality for the public uses stated or intended in the plat.
Section 10-20-810
A recorded plat that is signed, dedicated, acknowledged by each owner of record, and approved under this part operates as a dedication of public streets and other public places and vests the fee of the relevant land in the municipality for the public uses…
Section 10-20-810(1)
The dedication established by this section does not impose liability upon the municipality for public streets and other public places that are dedicated in this manner but are unimproved unless: adequate financial assurance has been
Section 10-20-810(2)
adequate financial assurance has been provided in accordance with this chapter; and
Section 10-20-810(2)(a)
the municipality has accepted the dedication.
Section 10-20-810(2)(b)
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