N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.2-03
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11-28.2-03. Qualifications of voters and commissioners
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11-28.2-03. Qualifications of voters and commissioners
In order that there may be a fair representation of property owners and residents of the
recreation service district, a person eighteen years of age and older may qualify as a voter for
purposes of this chapter by presenting adequate proof or by signing a proper affidavit that the
person qualifies by either one of the following methods:
1. That the person is a resident of the county for all other purposes of voting and
maintains a permanent residence within the recreation service district.
2. That the person owns real property within the recreation service district. If there is
more than one owner of such real property, each shall be entitled to one vote.
It is the intent of this section that all persons who shall be affected by the provisions of this
chapter shall be allowed to have a voice or vote.
In order that there may be a fair representation of property owners and residents of the
recreation service district, a person eighteen years of age and older may qualify as a voter for
purposes of this chapter by presenting adequate proof or by signing a proper affidavit that the
person qualifies by either one of the following methods:
1. That the person is a resident of the county for all other purposes of voting and
maintains a permanent residence within the recreation service district.
2. That the person owns real property within the recreation service district. If there is
more than one owner of such real property, each shall be entitled to one vote.
It is the intent of this section that all persons who shall be affected by the provisions of this
chapter shall be allowed to have a voice or vote.
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