Every plat approved by the planning authority is an amendment, addition or a detail of the master plan or any part thereof adopted by the planning commission.
History: 1953 Comp., § 14-18-12, enacted by Laws 1965, ch. 300.
Conditioning approval of master plan upon dedication of easement. — Where a village approved nine subdivisions along a canal conditioned upon dedication of an easement to the village for a potential north-south road, the master plan was effectively amended to include the easement, even though it was not expressly incorporated into the master plan, and therefore, the potential north-south road was a planned street. Colborne v. Village of Corrales, 1987-NMSC-060, 106 N.M. 103, 739 P.2d 972.
Structure New Mexico Statutes
Article 19 - Planning and Platting
Section 3-19-1 - Creation of planning commission.
Section 3-19-2 - Appointment, term, removal of commission.
Section 3-19-3 - Chairman; regular meetings; records.
Section 3-19-4 - Powers of commission.
Section 3-19-5 - Planning and platting jurisdiction.
Section 3-19-6 - Subdivision regulations.
Section 3-19-7 - Platting of street lines by planning commission.
Section 3-19-9 - Master plan; purposes.
Section 3-19-10 - Adoption of a master plan.
Section 3-19-11 - Legal status of master plan.
Section 3-19-12 - Approval constitutes amendment to master plan.