P.R. Laws tit. 23, § 311g
The Administration may, subject to the applicable regulations of the Planning Board, subdivide the lands acquired by any of the means authorized by law, according to the topography of the land, its fertility, the local conditions, and the desirable policies to achieve the best development or utilization of such lands for the benefit of the Puerto Rican community, and thus to fulfill the purposes of this chapter. The size and value of such lands shall be determined by the Administration on the basis of the existing needs in the zone, urban or rural, where a program or public work or activity is to be undertaken for the better utilization of such lands. The Administration shall promulgate the necessary regulations to fulfill the purposes of this section.
History —May 16, 1962, No. 13, p. 11, § 8.