Subdivision Control Law

Subdivision Control Law refers to regulations that govern the division of land into smaller lots for development. These laws ensure that new subdivisions are planned responsibly, considering factors like access to roads, utilities, and the environment. They require developers to follow specific procedures, like submitting plans for approval, to maintain community standards and protect public interests. By regulating how land can be split and developed, these laws help manage growth in a way that promotes safety, infrastructure, and property values while also preserving natural resources and community character.