18-24-106. SPECIFIC PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING LAND DIVISION PERMITS.

1. No person or entity owning or controlling property may subdivide or otherwise create two or more parcels of property from one, without first obtaining a permit under this Chapter.
2. Petition Requirements. A permit petition shall contain, at a minimum, the following information:
   1. The legal description of the land involved;
   2. The name of the owner and all other persons with any legal or beneficial interest in the land;
   3. A description of the land division proposed;
   4. Proof that the applicant has provided notice in writing to all owners of property within 500 feet of the subject property; and
   5. Such additional information as the Director may require at the time of application or thereafter as may be necessary to determine conformance with this Title.
3. Notice; Informal Hearing. The Director shall give notice and conduct an informal hearing pursuant to § 18-21-103.
4. Standards for Decision. Within 10 days of the hearing on the land division permit application, the Commission shall grant, deny, or grant the application with appropriate conditions or restrictions. The Commission shall deny a land division application only if it would violate a relevant section of this Chapter.
5. Effective Date; Publication. The Commission shall publicize the grant or denial of a land division permit by posting its decision in a conspicuous place in the Tribal Administration Building. The Commission’s decision is effective and may be acted upon 20 days after the date of the decision.