N.D. Cent. Code § 11-27-09.1

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11-27-09.1. Federal payments for game and fish lands - Allocation within county

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11-27-09.1. Federal payments for game and fish lands - Allocation within county

Payments made by the federal government under the provisions of Public Law No. 88-523

[16 U.S.C. 715s] to any county in the state for lands taken by the federal government for game

and fish management purposes shall be apportioned by that county's treasurer. Twenty-five

percent thereof shall be apportioned among the townships in which the land taken is located in

proportion to the number of acres [hectares] taken in each township, and shall be earmarked for

roads and deposited in the townships' special road fund. Such funds received by unorganized

townships shall be deposited in a special road and bridge fund maintained by the county for that

township. The remaining seventy-five percent shall be apportioned among the school districts in

which the land taken is located in proportion to the number of acres [hectares] taken.

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