N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.1-10
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11-28.1-10. Publication of notice of confirmation of assessment list and meeting for action upon assessments
Official statutory text
11-28.1-10. Publication of notice of confirmation of assessment list and meeting for
action upon assessments.
The county auditor shall publish at least once in the official newspaper of the county a
notice stating that the assessment list has been confirmed by the special assessment
commission and filed in the auditor's office and is open to public inspection. The notice also
shall state the time when and the place where the board of county commissioners will act upon
such assessment list. The assessment list shall be acted upon by the board of county
commissioners at a regular or special meeting occurring more than fifteen days after the
publication of such notice.
action upon assessments.
The county auditor shall publish at least once in the official newspaper of the county a
notice stating that the assessment list has been confirmed by the special assessment
commission and filed in the auditor's office and is open to public inspection. The notice also
shall state the time when and the place where the board of county commissioners will act upon
such assessment list. The assessment list shall be acted upon by the board of county
commissioners at a regular or special meeting occurring more than fifteen days after the
publication of such notice.
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