N.D. Cent. Code § 11-11-35
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11-11-35. Board to keep records of proceedings
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11-11-35. Board to keep records of proceedings
The board of county commissioners shall keep a book in which all orders and decisions
made by it shall be recorded. Such book shall be known as "a record of the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners". All orders and vouchers for the allowance and payment of
moneys from the county treasury shall state on what account and to whom the allowance is
made. The same shall be dated and numbered with the number of the warrant issued in
payment thereof. Approval of orders and vouchers shall be recorded in the record of the
proceedings and this shall be sufficient to indicate approval without requiring a majority of the
board to sign or initial the orders and vouchers.
The board of county commissioners shall keep a book in which all orders and decisions
made by it shall be recorded. Such book shall be known as "a record of the proceedings of the
board of county commissioners". All orders and vouchers for the allowance and payment of
moneys from the county treasury shall state on what account and to whom the allowance is
made. The same shall be dated and numbered with the number of the warrant issued in
payment thereof. Approval of orders and vouchers shall be recorded in the record of the
proceedings and this shall be sufficient to indicate approval without requiring a majority of the
board to sign or initial the orders and vouchers.
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