Land Use & Zoning
The Sioux Falls metropolitan area has experienced significant growth. A developer proposing a new subdivision must typically:
AOnly obtain a building permit for individual structures
BSubmit a plat for approval by the city and meet subdivision regulations✓ Correct
CObtain approval from the SDREC before proceeding
DFile a notice with the South Dakota Secretary of State
Explanation
New subdivisions in South Dakota cities must have plats approved by the governing municipality and comply with state subdivision regulations covering streets, utilities, and lot standards.
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