N.D. Cent. Code § 2-05-06.5
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2-05-06.5. State assistance for airports
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2-05-06.5. State assistance for airports
Each public airport in this state may be provided assistance according to guidelines
established by the commission by rule, within the limits of legislative appropriations from the
state general fund. The governing body or airport authority which operates an airport that
receives assistance under this section shall deposit the moneys received in the same account
or accounts as other airport funds are deposited and may expend the moneys as provided by
law for other airport funds, including matching any funds made available by the United States.
Each public airport in this state may be provided assistance according to guidelines
established by the commission by rule, within the limits of legislative appropriations from the
state general fund. The governing body or airport authority which operates an airport that
receives assistance under this section shall deposit the moneys received in the same account
or accounts as other airport funds are deposited and may expend the moneys as provided by
law for other airport funds, including matching any funds made available by the United States.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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