§ 11-33.2-01 Subdivision defined
§ 11-33.2-02 County power to regulate subdivision
§ 11-33.2-03 Scope of county authority
§ 11-33.2-04 Preparation of subdivision resolution – Contents
§ 11-33.2-05 Public hearing – Notice
§ 11-33.2-06 Publication of resolution – Effective date
§ 11-33.2-07 Separate hearings
§ 11-33.2-08 Board may adjust enforcement of resolution
§ 11-33.2-09 Appeals to district court
§ 11-33.2-10 Board to enforce chapter
§ 11-33.2-11 Board may approve plats – Appropriate money
§ 11-33.2-12 Effect of approval of plats
§ 11-33.2-12.1 Contents of plat – Location and elevation of lakes, rivers, or streams – Notification of floodplain
§ 11-33.2-13 Remedies to effect completion of improvements
§ 11-33.2-14 Recording plat
§ 11-33.2-15 Penalty and remedies

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Terms Used In North Dakota Code > Chapter 11-33.2 - Subdivision Regulation

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