Clarify the procedure for petitioning a board of county commissioners for a change to the comprehensive plan or zoning ordinances.

Became law

This already passed. Here's what you can still do.

1. Push for repeal or amendment

Legislative staff still count constituent contacts on enacted laws. A steady mail stream is what gets a bill onto the next session's repeal docket. Pick “Oppose” below and the message will frame the ask around repeal, amendment, or enforcement relief.

2. Watch related bills still in motion

These bills share subject ground with the one that just passed. Saving them adds them to your watchlist on this device. No account, no email needed.

• SD SB3Limit the types of residential improvements for which counties, municipalities, and townships may require a permit.
• SD SB135Protect residents from increased utility costs and utility shortages caused by data centers and clarify authority to regulate data centers.
• SD SB204Revise certain criteria for loans from the South Dakota housing infrastructure fund.

3. Tell people the bill affects

Most people don't hear about a state-level bill until enforcement starts. A short note now (not a thread, just a link) gives the people most affected time to plan.