Land use: land division; number of parcels resulting from division; authorize counties and municipalities to increase. Amends sec. 108 of 1967 PA 288 (MCL 560.108).

Changed the maximum number of parcels allowed for the first 10 acres from 4 to 10, and adjusted the timeline for when these limits apply based on when the amendment was enacted.

Added a new provision stating that beginning on the effective date of the amendatory act that added subsection (6), parcels can be partitioned or split into more parcels than otherwise authorized if approved by local ordinance.

Reorganized the numbering of subsections regarding further partitioning of land, changing subsection (6) to (7) and renumbering subsequent subsections accordingly.

Corrected formatting and numbering inconsistencies in the original bill text, such as fixing the numbering of subsections (a), (b), and (c) under section 108.

Increased the maximum number of parcels allowed from the first 10 acres from 4 to 10, and added a new provision allowing up to 10 parcels of 1.5 acres each if remaining parcels are 3 acres or larger.

Removed the requirement that no new driveway accesses to public roads be created or required for resulting parcels.

Added an exception stating that the 10-year waiting period requirement does not apply to parcels created by exempt splits.

Changed subsection (6) to remove the time restriction on partitioning or splitting, allowing it at any time if authorized by local ordinances.

Added a new section specifying that the amendatory act takes effect 1 year after it is enacted into law.

Reformatted the bill title and introductory language to align with Senate concurred bill standards, including capitalization and spacing adjustments.

Reorganized subsection numbering and text structure within Section 108 to improve readability while preserving the original legal requirements for land divisions and partitions.

Corrected minor formatting inconsistencies in the bill text, such as spacing and line breaks, without altering substantive policy provisions.

Reorganized subsection numbering to clarify that initial land divisions follow different rules than subsequent partitions of already-created parcels.

Clarified that parcels created under certain exemptions cannot be further divided without meeting specific platting requirements, except under the same exemption conditions.

Added transitional language specifying that new rules take effect one year after the amendatory act is passed, with exceptions for certain provisions.

Adjusted formatting and numbering to align Senate and House versions, making the bill text more consistent and easier to reference.

Removed a 1-year waiting period that previously required landowners to wait before creating additional parcels beyond the initial 10-acre allowance.

Reorganized the parcel division calculation rules to clearly separate the first 10 acres allowance from additional parcels based on larger acreage increments.

Added a 10-year waiting period requirement before newly created parcels can be subdivided again, preventing rapid fragmentation of land.

Reordered and clarified the conditions under which additional parcels beyond the standard limits may be created, particularly regarding new road access and minimum area requirements.

Added a new provision stating that the amendatory act takes effect 1 year after it is enacted into law.