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Subdivisions and Partitions Law
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Gives local juristictions, cities and counties authority to regulate the legal separation of land into smaller lots or parcels
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Subdivision and Series Partition Control Law
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Gives the Real Estate Commissioner authority to oversee marketing and sale of undeveloped, legally separated lad to consumers
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Partitioning
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When land which exists as a unity of land or contiguous units of land under single ownership at the begininning of a calander year are divided into two or three parcels
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Parcels
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What pieces of land are called that have been partitioned (split into two or three pieces during the calander year)
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Subdividing
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When a tract of land that existed as one unit or contiguous units of land under single ownership at the begining of the calander year is divided into four or more units within the calendar year. These units are called lots
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Lots
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The name of subdivided units (four or more during calendar year)
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What are exempted from the definition of partition?
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How long after a public hearing on partition and subdivision regulation does the planning commission have before making recommendations to the governing body, which has the authority to adopt regulations after holding another hearing
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60 days
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What is the first step in applying for approval of a subdivision or partition?
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Application stage. One must apply in writing to the city or county for approval of a propsed partition or subdivision. The application is accompanied by a tentative plan, showing the general layout of the proposed partition or subdivision
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Tentative plan
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Shows the general layout of the proposed partition or subdivision
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What rules are there about the names of subdivisions?
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A proposed subdivision cannot be similar to or pronounced the same as the name of another subdivision in the county unless the:
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What is the second stage in applying for aproval of a partition or subdivision?
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The approval of the final plat. A plat includes a final map ond other writing containing all the descriptions, locations, specifications, dedications, and provisions concerning a subdivision or partition. Approval of an application and tentative plan is binding on a city or county, so as long as the development conforms to the approved plan, and all conditions required for approval have been met, the city or county is committed to approving the final plan for recording
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Dedication
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The act of setting aside for public use such property as streets, utility easements, school sites, parks, recreational facilities, etc.
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When can a subdivider sell lots in a subdivision?
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A subdivider may negotiate a lot sale after the tentative paln is approved. This means he may advertise, solicit or promote the sale of the land, but may not execute a binding sales agreement.He may sell lots only after the subdivision has been approved and the plat as been acknowledged and recorded. He may not sell any lots undil the final approval of the plat has been recorded.In negotiating, he can use the approved tentative plan, but in selling the land, it is not permissible to refer to, exhibit, or use an unrecorded plat
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What is the Oregon Condominium Act?
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It regulates the creation, marketing, and operation of condominiums in Oregon
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