Land Use & Zoning
South Dakota municipalities adopt zoning ordinances under authority granted by:
AThe South Dakota Real Estate Commission
BState enabling legislation (home rule and statutory authority)✓ Correct
CFederal zoning mandates from HUD
DIndividual county boards without state authorization
Explanation
South Dakota cities and counties adopt zoning ordinances under authority granted by state enabling legislation. Home rule cities have broader authority to enact local ordinances.
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