South Dakota § 11-7-22.2 Certain transfers of property acquired by eminent domain prohibited without prior resale offer to original owner or heirs.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 11-7-22.2 — Certain transfers of property acquired by eminent domain prohibited without prior resale offer to original owner or heirs.

South Dakota § 11-7-22.2

Title 11PLANNING, ZONING AND HOUSING PROGRAMS

Ch. 11-7COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT

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S.D. Codified Laws § 11-7-22.2 (2026).

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No county, municipality, or housing and redevelopment commission, as provided for in this chapter, may transfer any fee interest in property acquired by the use or threat of eminent domain within seven years of acquisition to any private person, nongovernmental entity, or public-private business entity without first offering to sell such fee interest back to the person who originally owned the property, or such person's heirs or assigns, at current fair market value, whether the property has been improved or has remained unimproved during the interval, or at the original transfer value, whichever is less.

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No county, municipality, or housing and redevelopment commission, as provided for in this chapter, may transfer any fee interest in property acquired by the use or threat of eminent domain within seven years of acquisition to any private person, nongovernmental entity, or public-private business entity without first offering to sell such fee interest back to the person who originally owned the property, or such person's heirs or assigns, at current fair market value, whether the property has been improved or has remained unimproved during the interval, or at the original transfer value, whichever is less.