This bill mandates that counties in South Dakota must provide written notice to township supervisors regarding any applications for conditional use of real property or appeals related to such applications. The notice must be given at least ten days prior to the public hearing conducted by the board of adjustment or other approving authority. This requirement ensures that township supervisors are informed and can participate in the decision-making process concerning land use within their jurisdiction.

The new legal language introduced in this bill specifies that the written notice must be sent to each township supervisor who has an oath filed with the county auditor, as outlined in existing law. This addition aims to enhance communication and transparency between county authorities and township supervisors, thereby fostering better governance and community involvement in land use decisions.