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Code · Michigan · Chapter 559 — Condominiums

559.171a Rules applicable to condominium project not served by public water and public sewers; submission of plan to department of public health; approval or rejection.

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559.171a Rules applicable to condominium project not served by public water and public sewers; submission of plan to department of public health; approval or rejection.
Sec. 71a.
(1)The rules of the department of public health relating to suitability of soils and groundwater supply for subdivisions not served by public water and public sewers shall apply to a condominium project not served by public water and public sewers.
(2)If public water and public sewers are not available and accessible to the land proposed to be included in a project, a developer shall submit 3 copies of the condominium subdivision plan to the department of public health. The department of public health shall transmit these copies to a local health department that elects to maintain jurisdiction over the approval or rejection of the plan pursuant to subsection (3).
(3)Not later than 30 days after receipt of the condominium subdivision plan, the state department of public health or, if the local health department elects to maintain jurisdiction over approval or rejection of the plan, the local health department shall approve the plan and note its approval on the copy to be returned to the developer or reject all or such portion of the plan that is not suitable. If rejected, the department rejecting the plan shall notify the developer and the governing body in writing of the reasons for rejection of the plan and the requirements for approval.
History: Add. 1983, Act 113, Imd. Eff. July 12, 1983
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