N.D. Cent. Code § 11-28.3-14
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11-28.3-14. Payments by certain organizations
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11-28.3-14. Payments by certain organizations
Any property tax-exempt club, lodge, chapter, charitable home, dormitory, state or county
fair association, or like organization located within a rural ambulance service district and outside
the boundaries of any city shall pay to the board of directors of the district annually for
emergency medical service an amount agreed upon, but not less than twenty-five percent of the
amount which would be levied against the property under the provisions of this chapter if the
property were subject to levy.
Funds derived from such payments must be expended by the district for emergency medical
service supplies and equipment and the training of emergency medical service personnel.
Any property tax-exempt club, lodge, chapter, charitable home, dormitory, state or county
fair association, or like organization located within a rural ambulance service district and outside
the boundaries of any city shall pay to the board of directors of the district annually for
emergency medical service an amount agreed upon, but not less than twenty-five percent of the
amount which would be levied against the property under the provisions of this chapter if the
property were subject to levy.
Funds derived from such payments must be expended by the district for emergency medical
service supplies and equipment and the training of emergency medical service personnel.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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