When must the interior lot corners of a subdivision be set?

The requirement to set the interior lot corners of a subdivision within 30 days of infrastructure completion, but no later than one year after recording, ensures that corners are established in a timely manner, which is essential for both the developers and future property owners. Establishing these corners promptly allows for accurate lot boundaries to be recognized and respected, which is crucial for any subsequent construction activities or land use.

This timeframe also balances the need for expedience with the need for flexibility, allowing for some leeway after the completion of infrastructure work, yet binding the developers to adhere to a deadline that serves the interests of future lot owners, ensuring clarity in property lines and helping to prevent disputes over boundaries. This structure promotes efficient land development while adhering to regulatory standards aimed at protecting the interests of all parties involved.

Other options, while they present varying timelines and conditions, do not establish the same balance of reliability and accountability that option B provides for both developers and buyers in the subdivision process.