N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.1-06
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11-28.1-06. Assessment list to be prepared - Contents - Certificate attached to assessment list
Official statutory text
11-28.1-06. Assessment list to be prepared - Contents - Certificate attached to
assessment list.
The board of county park commissioners, serving as the special assessment commission,
shall make or cause to be made a complete list of the annual benefits and assessments setting
forth each lot or tract of land assessed, the amount each lot or tract is annually benefited by the
service, and the amount annually assessed against each. There shall be attached to the list of
assessments a certificate signed by a majority of the members of the special assessment
commission certifying that the same is a true and correct assessment of the property therein
described to the best of their judgment, and stating the several items of expense included in the
assessment.
assessment list.
The board of county park commissioners, serving as the special assessment commission,
shall make or cause to be made a complete list of the annual benefits and assessments setting
forth each lot or tract of land assessed, the amount each lot or tract is annually benefited by the
service, and the amount annually assessed against each. There shall be attached to the list of
assessments a certificate signed by a majority of the members of the special assessment
commission certifying that the same is a true and correct assessment of the property therein
described to the best of their judgment, and stating the several items of expense included in the
assessment.
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