N.D. Cent. Code § 11-33-09
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11-33-09. Publication of resolutions - Effective date
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11-33-09. Publication of resolutions - Effective date
Following the public hearing, the board of county commissioners may adopt the proposed
resolutions or any amendments thereto, with such changes as it may deem advisable. Upon
adoption of any resolution or any amendment thereto, the county auditor shall file a certified
copy thereof with the recorder. Immediately after the adoption of any such resolution or any
amendment thereto, the county auditor shall cause notice of the same to be published for two
successive weeks in the official newspaper of the county and in such other newspapers
published in the county as the board of county commissioners may deem necessary. Said
notice shall describe the nature, scope, and purpose of the adopted resolution, and shall state
the times at which it will be available to the public for inspection and copying at the office of the
recorder. Proof of such publication shall be filed in the office of the county auditor. If no petition
for a separate hearing is filed pursuant to section 11-33-10, the resolution or amendment thereto
shall take effect upon the expiration of the time for filing said petition. If a petition for a separate
hearing is filed pursuant to section 11-33-10, the resolution shall not take effect until the board of
county commissioners has affirmed such resolution or amendment in accordance with the
procedures of section 11-33-10. Any such resolution may, from time to time, be amended or
repealed by the board of county commissioners upon like proceedings as in case of the
adoption of a resolution.
Following the public hearing, the board of county commissioners may adopt the proposed
resolutions or any amendments thereto, with such changes as it may deem advisable. Upon
adoption of any resolution or any amendment thereto, the county auditor shall file a certified
copy thereof with the recorder. Immediately after the adoption of any such resolution or any
amendment thereto, the county auditor shall cause notice of the same to be published for two
successive weeks in the official newspaper of the county and in such other newspapers
published in the county as the board of county commissioners may deem necessary. Said
notice shall describe the nature, scope, and purpose of the adopted resolution, and shall state
the times at which it will be available to the public for inspection and copying at the office of the
recorder. Proof of such publication shall be filed in the office of the county auditor. If no petition
for a separate hearing is filed pursuant to section 11-33-10, the resolution or amendment thereto
shall take effect upon the expiration of the time for filing said petition. If a petition for a separate
hearing is filed pursuant to section 11-33-10, the resolution shall not take effect until the board of
county commissioners has affirmed such resolution or amendment in accordance with the
procedures of section 11-33-10. Any such resolution may, from time to time, be amended or
repealed by the board of county commissioners upon like proceedings as in case of the
adoption of a resolution.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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