A developer intends to subdivide a large parcel of land and is in the process of land planning. The developer has determined the geographic boundaries of the individual lots and how the streets in the development will be designed to give access to each lot. When can the developer begin to list lots for sale with a broker?

Recording prescriptive easements is not a prerequisite for listing lots for sale. While easements may be necessary for access to certain lots, they do not address the overall approval process required for the subdivision. Therefore, this option does not align with the necessary steps for the developer to begin selling lots.

A conditional use permit may be necessary for certain types of development, but it does not replace the requirement for the approval and recording of a plat map. The plat map approval is essential for defining the subdivision layout and boundaries, making this option incomplete.

While zoning ordinances are important for determining the allowable use of the land, they do not eliminate the need for proper subdivision approval processes. Listing lots for sale without the necessary plat map approval may lead to legal complications and issues with future buyers.