N.D. Cent. Code § 11-09-39
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11-09-39. Preparation and submission of the budget
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11-09-39. Preparation and submission of the budget
On or before the sixth day of July of each year, the county manager of a county which has
adopted any form of county managership shall prepare and submit to the board of county
commissioners a budget presenting a financial plan for the conduct of the affairs of the county
for the ensuing year. The budget shall be set up in the manner prescribed by general statute
and shall be published prior to the date of its adoption by the board of county commissioners.
Published notices and hearings shall be in accordance with the general statutes.
On or before the sixth day of July of each year, the county manager of a county which has
adopted any form of county managership shall prepare and submit to the board of county
commissioners a budget presenting a financial plan for the conduct of the affairs of the county
for the ensuing year. The budget shall be set up in the manner prescribed by general statute
and shall be published prior to the date of its adoption by the board of county commissioners.
Published notices and hearings shall be in accordance with the general statutes.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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