N.D. Cent. Code § 11-18-22
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11-18-22. Document preservation fund
Official statutory text
11-18-22. Document preservation fund
The county treasurer shall establish a document preservation fund to receive the portion of
the recording fees authorized by section 11-18-05. The revenue in this fund may be used only
for contracting for and purchasing equipment and software for a document preservation,
storage, and retrieval system; training employees to operate the system; maintaining and
updating the system; and contracting for the offsite storage of microfilm or electronic duplicates
of documents for the county recorder's office.
The county treasurer shall establish a document preservation fund to receive the portion of
the recording fees authorized by section 11-18-05. The revenue in this fund may be used only
for contracting for and purchasing equipment and software for a document preservation,
storage, and retrieval system; training employees to operate the system; maintaining and
updating the system; and contracting for the offsite storage of microfilm or electronic duplicates
of documents for the county recorder's office.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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