N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.1-07

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11-28.1-07. Publication of assessment list and notice of hearing of objections to list

Official statutory text

11-28.1-07. Publication of assessment list and notice of hearing of objections to list

The special assessment commission shall cause the assessment list, which list shall not

include the amount each lot or tract is benefited by the improvement, to be published once each

week for two consecutive weeks in the official newspaper of the county, together with a notice of

the time when and the place where the commission will meet to hear objections made to any

assessment by any interested party or an interested party's agent or attorney. In lieu of

publication of an assessment list, if it includes more than five thousand lots or tracts, the

commission may cause it to be filed and made available for public inspection at all times after

the first publication of the notice, during reasonable business hours, at such place as shall be

designated in the published notice. The date set for such hearing shall be not less than fifteen

days after the first publication of the notice.

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