12-401.Cities of second and third classes and towns; abstracts; form and
contents of plat; approval by county or city attorney.
Before any proprietor or proprietors of any proposed city of the second
or third class or of any town, or of any proposed addition to any such city
or town shall record the plat of such proposed city, town or addition, he
or she shall furnish to the county attorney of the county in which such
proposed city or town is located, or the city attorney and governing body
in case of a proposed addition, an abstract of title and the plat to the
land which is to be incorporated into such city, town or addition. Such
county attorney, in case of any proposed city or town, or such city
attorney and governing body in case of a proposed addition, after
examination duly made, shall approve or disapprove said plat. Such city
attorney, and governing body in case of any proposed addition to any town
or city may require the streets and alleys, therein shown, to be as wide
as, and to be conterminous with, the streets and alleys, of that part of
the city or town to which it adjoins.
The plat shall accurately and particularly set forth and describe:
First, all the parcels of ground within such city or town or addition
reserved for public purposes, by their boundaries, course and extent
whether they be intended for avenues, streets, lanes, alleys, commons,
parks or other uses; and, second, all lots intended for sale, by numbers,
and their precise length and width.
12-401.Cities of second and third classes and towns; abstracts; form and
contents of plat; approval by county or city attorney.
Before any proprietor or proprietors of any proposed city of the second
or third class or of any town, or of any proposed addition to any such city
or town shall record the plat of such proposed city, town or addition, he
or she shall furnish to the county attorney of the county in which such
proposed city or town is located, or the city attorney and governing body
in case of a proposed addition, an abstract of title and the plat to the
land which is to be incorporated into such city, town or addition. Such
county attorney, in case of any proposed city or town, or such city
attorney and governing body in case of a proposed addition, after
examination duly made, shall approve or disapprove said plat. Such city
attorney, and governing body in case of any proposed addition to any town
or city may require the streets and alleys, therein shown, to be as wide
as, and to be conterminous with, the streets and alleys, of that part of
the city or town to which it adjoins.
The plat shall accurately and particularly set forth and describe:
First, all the parcels of ground within such city or town or addition
reserved for public purposes, by their boundaries, course and extent
whether they be intended for avenues, streets, lanes, alleys, commons,
parks or other uses; and, second, all lots intended for sale, by numbers,
and their precise length and width.
12-401.Cities of second and third classes and towns; abstracts; form and
contents of plat; approval by county or city attorney.
Before any proprietor or proprietors of any proposed city of the second
or third class or of any town, or of any proposed addition to any such city
or town shall record the plat of such proposed city, town or addition, he
or she shall furnish to the county attorney of the county in which such
proposed city or town is located, or the city attorney and governing body
in case of a proposed addition, an abstract of title and the plat to the
land which is to be incorporated into such city, town or addition. Such
county attorney, in case of any proposed city or town, or such city
attorney and governing body in case of a proposed addition, after
examination duly made, shall approve or disapprove said plat. Such city
attorney, and governing body in case of any proposed addition to any town
or city may require the streets and alleys, therein shown, to be as wide
as, and to be conterminous with, the streets and alleys, of that part of
the city or town to which it adjoins.
The plat shall accurately and particularly set forth and describe:
First, all the parcels of ground within such city or town or addition
reserved for public purposes, by their boundaries, course and extent
whether they be intended for avenues, streets, lanes, alleys, commons,
parks or other uses; and, second, all lots intended for sale, by numbers,
and their precise length and width.