South Dakota SB237 mandates counties to notify township supervisors of conditional use applications and appeals.

South Dakota SB237 requires applicants seeking a conditional use permit from a county for a proposed use that may significantly burden public infrastructure or rights-of-way to send written notice by certified mail to the county's approving authority at least 45 days before submitting the permit application. The authority must then schedule a public hearing within 30 days to determine if a haul road agreement or other conditions are necessary. A written decision must be provided to the applicant within 14 days after the hearing.

South Dakota SB237 mandates counties to notify township supervisors of conditional use applications and appeals.

South Dakota SB237 requires applicants seeking a conditional use permit from a county for a proposed use that may significantly burden public infrastructure or rights-of-way to send written notice by certified mail to the county's approving authority at least 45 days before submitting the permit application. The authority must then schedule a public hearing within 30 days to determine if a haul road agreement or other conditions are necessary. A written decision must be provided to the applicant within 14 days after the hearing.