N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.1-01
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11-28.1-01. Board of county park commissioners may establish service districts
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11-28.1-01. Board of county park commissioners may establish service districts
For the purpose of providing police protection and garbage removal services and defraying
the cost thereof, any board of county park commissioners may create police protection and
garbage removal service districts, and may extend any such district when necessary. The
appropriate police protection or garbage removal district shall be created by resolution. The
district shall be designated by a name appropriate to the type of service provided for which it is
created, and by a number distinguishing it from other service districts. A police protection or
garbage removal district may be composed in part or entirely of or include real property which is
not otherwise under the jurisdiction of the board of county park commissioners, but which is
contiguous to real property under the jurisdiction of the park commissioners and directly
benefited by the proposed police protection and garbage removal. The county park
commissioners may provide garbage collection services in such district as designated in the
resolution, and may designate police officers who shall have police powers for the enforcement
of the laws of this state within such district, such police authority to be executed concurrently
with other law enforcement officers having jurisdiction over such area.
For the purpose of providing police protection and garbage removal services and defraying
the cost thereof, any board of county park commissioners may create police protection and
garbage removal service districts, and may extend any such district when necessary. The
appropriate police protection or garbage removal district shall be created by resolution. The
district shall be designated by a name appropriate to the type of service provided for which it is
created, and by a number distinguishing it from other service districts. A police protection or
garbage removal district may be composed in part or entirely of or include real property which is
not otherwise under the jurisdiction of the board of county park commissioners, but which is
contiguous to real property under the jurisdiction of the park commissioners and directly
benefited by the proposed police protection and garbage removal. The county park
commissioners may provide garbage collection services in such district as designated in the
resolution, and may designate police officers who shall have police powers for the enforcement
of the laws of this state within such district, such police authority to be executed concurrently
with other law enforcement officers having jurisdiction over such area.
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