Sample land division application for use by local government when receiving a request to divide land.

Sample Land Division Application

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July 26, 2021 - Author: Bradley Neumann, Michigan State University Extension

Sample land division review application.

 

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Tags: application, community, government, land division, land use, livable communities, msu extension, planning

Authors

Brad Neumann

Brad Neumann
neuman36@msu.edu

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