The bill amends the existing land division regulations in Michigan, specifically focusing on the requirements for platting and the number of parcels that can be created from a parent parcel or tract. It introduces new provisions that allow for a greater number of parcels to be created under certain conditions. For instance, it specifies that for the first 10 acres of a parent parcel, up to 4 parcels can be created initially, increasing to 10 parcels after one year. Additionally, it allows for the creation of extra parcels based on the size of the parent tract, with specific criteria for larger tracts of land.

Furthermore, the bill outlines conditions under which parcels created by exempt splits or divisions can be further partitioned without adhering to the platting requirements, provided that certain time and size conditions are met. It also establishes that a parcel of 40 acres or more created from a parent parcel is not counted towards the maximum number of parcels if it is accessible. The amendments aim to streamline the land division process while ensuring compliance with local ordinances, thereby promoting efficient land use and development.

Statutes affected:
Substitute (S-2): 560.108
Substitute (H-1): 560.108
Senate Introduced Bill: 560.108
As Passed by the Senate: 560.108
As Passed by the House: 560.108
Senate Concurred Bill: 560.108
Public Act: 560.108
Senate Enrolled Bill: 560.108