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For Adoption of a Subdivision Ordinance Governing the Subdivision of Land in Michigan

This document presents a chronological step-by-step checklist to walk a county, village and city, or township through the process of adopting a Subdivision Ordinance, or rules. The checklist follows Michigan Planning Enabling Act of 2008 statutory requirements, superceding the old acts as of September 1, 2008.

For Adoption of a Subdivision Ordinance Governing the Subdivision of Land in Michigan

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