Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

All
approved plats of subdivisions shall, upon the payment of the required fees,
be filed by the county clerk or county recorder, and such filing with the date
thereof shall be indorsed thereon. The plat or opaque copy thereof shall then
be bound or filed with other plats of like character in a proper book or file
designated as "Records of Plats."
At the time of filing such plat, the owner or his representative shall
also file with the county clerk or county recorder one (1) copy thereof. The
copy shall be upon stable base drafting film with a minimum base thickness of
0.003 inches. The image thereon shall be by a photographic process using a
silver image emulsion. The copy and image thereon shall be waterproof,
tear-resistant, flexible, and capable of withstanding repeated handling, as
well as providing archival permanence. The original plat shall be stored for
safe keeping in a reproducible condition by the county. It shall be proper for
the recorder to maintain for public reference a set of counter maps that are
prints of the original maps. The original maps shall be produced for
comparison upon demand. Full scale copies thereof shall be made available to
the public, at the cost allowed in section 31-3205, Idaho Code, by the county
recorder.

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