N.D. Cent. Code § 11-33-06
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11-33-06. Investigations
Official statutory text
11-33-06. Investigations
The county planning commission in conjunction with the township boards of the affected
areas shall investigate and determine the necessity of establishing districts and prescribing
regulations therefor, as herein provided; and, for that purpose, shall consult with residents of
affected areas, and with federal, state, and other agencies concerned. State, county, township,
and city officials, departments, or agencies are hereby required to make available, upon request
of the county planning commission, such pertinent information as they may possess, to render
technical assistance, and to cooperate in assembling and compiling pertinent information.
The county planning commission in conjunction with the township boards of the affected
areas shall investigate and determine the necessity of establishing districts and prescribing
regulations therefor, as herein provided; and, for that purpose, shall consult with residents of
affected areas, and with federal, state, and other agencies concerned. State, county, township,
and city officials, departments, or agencies are hereby required to make available, upon request
of the county planning commission, such pertinent information as they may possess, to render
technical assistance, and to cooperate in assembling and compiling pertinent information.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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