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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 236 — Platting lands and recording and vacating plats

236.10 Approvals necessary.

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236.10 Approvals necessary.
(1)To entitle a final plat of a subdivision to be recorded, it shall have the approval of the following in accordance with the provisions of s. 236.12 :
(a)If within a municipality, the governing body, but if the plat is within an area, the annexation of which is being legally contested, the governing bodies of both the annexing municipality and the town from which the area has been annexed shall approve.
(b)Except as provided under s. 62.23
(am), if within the extraterritorial plat approval jurisdiction of a municipality:
1. The town board; and
2. The governing body of the municipality if, by July 1, 1958, or thereafter it adopts a subdivision ordinance or an official map under s. 62.23 ; and
3. Subject to sub.
(1m), the county planning agency if such agency employs on a full-time basis a professional engineer, a planner or other person charged with the duty of administering zoning or other planning legislation.
(c)If outside the extraterritorial plat approval jurisdiction of a municipality:
1. The town board; and
2. Subject to sub.
(1m), the county planning agency, if there is one.
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