South Dakota § 31-33-9 - Relocations or deletions--Notice and hearing--Recording requirement applicable.

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§ 31-33-9. Relocations or deletions--Notice and hearing--Recording requirement applicable.

When a section or sections of the arterial street system are to be relocated or deleted, the governing body shall submit such change including a map and descriptive material to the Department of Transportation for the purpose of recording such change, provided however, that prior to the submission of such plan for relocation or deletion, such governing body shall cause to be held a public hearing, such hearing to be properly advertised in the city's official newspaper or papers, such notice of hearing to contain ample detail of the contemplated relocation or deletion and an invitation for interested citizens to be heard. The governing body of the municipality shall make the final decision following said hearing.

Source: SL 1969, ch 117, § 5 (2).

Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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