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N.D. Cent. Code § 2-02-06

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2-02-06. Authority to construct, operate, regulate, or lease airports

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2-02-06. Authority to construct, operate, regulate, or lease airports

Counties, cities, park districts, and townships which have established airports or landing

fields, or which acquire, lease, or set apart real property for such purpose or purposes, may:

1. Construct, equip, maintain, and operate the same, or vest authority for the

construction, equipment, improvement, maintenance, and operation thereof, in an

officer, board, or body of such political subdivision. The expenses of such construction,

equipment, improvement, maintenance, and operation are a responsibility of said

political subdivision.

2. Adopt regulations and establish charges, fees, and tolls for the use of such airports or

landing fields and fix penalties for the violation of said regulations.

3. Lease such airports or landing fields to private parties for operation, or lease or assign

to private parties for operation, space, area, improvements, and equipment on such

airports or landing fields, if in each case the public, in so doing, is not deprived of its

rightful use thereof.

4. Establish toll access roadways leading to air carrier terminal buildings. The toll access

charge may not exceed one dollar per vehicle.

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