No, but you can see unofficial ones. If you access a property report via iMAP or Parcel Viewer, at the bottom of the report page you will see a King County Recorder's Office link that you can click to retrieve a list of any scanned images, including maps, that exist for the quarter-section in which the property is located. You'll have to look through the list to see if there are any records that correspond to the parcel you're researching.

All plats are recorded with the County Auditor's Office. Public Records Document Search is where you enter the name of the plat (subdivision) under General "Party Name" field. On Document Type, you may select "PLAT." You will discover that there are numerous Document Types recorded by the Auditor. If you know the Instrument #, that field is also available for you to enter the data for a quicker result.

According to WikiPedia: "A plat is a map, drawn to scale, showing how a piece of land is divided into lots with streets and alleys, usually for the purpose of selling the described lots; this is known as subdivision. After a plat is filed, legal descriptions can refer to lot numbers rather than portions of sections. Plats can also legally dedicate land for road and other rights-of-way." Often plats are given to the owner of a new property at settlement.

If you are provided a Rural Route and Box Number or an incomplete address instead of the actual physical address, it is possible to obtain this information from the postal carrier and/or the emergency preparedness center in your area. Another option is to call the county tax assessor's office and ask for their mapping department, as they are able to supply accurate directions to the property.

After testing, announce that you've created a map intended for official distribution on the Crossfire-Maps or Crossfire-List mailinglists. Depending one the (file) size of the map, a diff may be created and mailed directly to the list or other arrangements may be made to make the map accessible via FTP (like on Sourceforge, for instance.) Send your idea to the Crossfire-List mailinglist or stop by the #crossfire IRC Channel.

Search by Keyword - search for "Texas", "Arrowsmith", "Geographical", etc. The search is case insensitive. View a much larger page that shows "all maps" or some other large category. As these pages are slow, the previous searches are preferable.

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ANSWER: The Dominican Republic government requires that an area be set aside for medical aid, or basically a first aid station for residents of Ocean Star Estates. There may also be a convenience store and business center added in this area.

Some of the on-line maps (such as Google) are based on 15-year-old maps! E-mail me for a link that is relatively decent.

Not at this time. The ability to view a property map is not part of this project. However, this feature is under development.

Yes, a map showing most parking lots at Jones Beach is available in PDF format from the Download Link on our Website. You must have an Adobe reader to use this map.

The uses that are allowed on a particular lot are governed by the regulations for the zoning district in which the lot is located and other general regulations. The minimum yard requirements, more commonly referred to as "setback requirements", along with other location regulations, restrict the location of structures on a lot. The setback requirements vary by zoning district.

A subdivision plat is a survey, prepared by a licensed registered surveyor, of property describing the dimensions and location of lot lines, streets, and easements. A plat also establishes the lot, block, and subdivision name used in real estate transactions. A plat is a legal document complete with: Approval statements. Plats are reviewed and approved by the City and filed in the Plat Records of Tarrant County. No.

If your property is vacant and has never been platted and you wish to build a new structure on your property. A plat is NOT required if you are adding to or altering an existing home or adding a small storage shed, or other similar accessory use. If you are selling a portion of your property, you must first have a plat showing all your property approved by the City and filed with the County.

Plat books are available at the Planning and Development Department located at the Kenosha County Center at 19600 75th Street or the Division of Land Information at 1010 56th Street. The cost of a plat book is $25.00. Checks are accepted and should be made to the Kenosha County Farm Bureau.

A Preliminary Plat is a map showing a proposed subdivision which has been submitted to the Platting Authority. Information included with the preliminary plat may be items such as:

A Final Plat means a map of a subdivision of land made up in final form ready for approval and filing.

A Short Plat refers to the Abbreviated Platting Procedure, not a map. This generally includes subdividing a single tract, parcel or lot into 8 or fewer tracts or lots; moving or eliminating a lot line on an existing plat; or vacating (removing) a right-of-way, public are easement. (Top)