N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11.1-01.1

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11-11.1-01.1. Joint job development authority - Board of directors

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11-11.1-01.1. Joint job development authority - Board of directors

The boards of county commissioners of two or more counties, by resolution, may create a

joint job development authority for the counties. If the authority is created, boards of county

commissioners shall appoint a board of directors in the size and manner established in the

resolution. The resolution must include provision for discontinuing the authority by the boards of

county commissioners. If the authority is created, the question of discontinuing the authority

may be placed on the ballot at the next regular election by petition signed by electors, who are

residents of the area subject to taxation under section 11-11.1-04, of any county creating the

authority equal in number to ten percent of the votes cast in that county for the office of

governor in the last general election. The question to discontinue the authority requires a

majority of the electors voting on the question in that county for passage. Only electors of the

county who are residents of the area subject to taxation under section 11-11.1-04 may vote on

the question to discontinue the authority. If the question to discontinue in any county creating

the authority is passed, the authority is discontinued.

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