N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28-03
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11-28-03. County auditor, county treasurer, and state's attorney shall serve board
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11-28-03. County auditor, county treasurer, and state's attorney shall serve board
The county auditor or other official designated by the board shall serve as secretary of the
board of county park commissioners and the county treasurer shall serve as treasurer of the
board and custodian of all its funds from whatever source received. Such funds shall be placed
in a separate fund and shall not be diverted to any other use or purpose. The state's attorney of
the county shall act as legal adviser to the board and shall prosecute and defend any and all
actions brought by or against said board. Neither the county auditor nor official designee, the
county treasurer, nor the state's attorney shall receive any additional compensation for acting in
their respective capacities.
The county auditor or other official designated by the board shall serve as secretary of the
board of county park commissioners and the county treasurer shall serve as treasurer of the
board and custodian of all its funds from whatever source received. Such funds shall be placed
in a separate fund and shall not be diverted to any other use or purpose. The state's attorney of
the county shall act as legal adviser to the board and shall prosecute and defend any and all
actions brought by or against said board. Neither the county auditor nor official designee, the
county treasurer, nor the state's attorney shall receive any additional compensation for acting in
their respective capacities.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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