N.D. Cent. Code § 2-06-01.2
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2-06-01.2. Airport operation and income
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2-06-01.2. Airport operation and income
The aeronautics commission has operational control of airports constructed under section
2-06-01.1 and may provide for the imposition of landing fees, granting of fuel and service
concessions, or the lease of portions of the premises for other related airport services or for
purposes consistent with the use of the premises for airport purposes. All income from the
operation of such airports must be deposited in the state treasury in a special operating fund to
be known as the airport operating fund. All expenditures from such fund must be within the limits
of legislative appropriations and must be made upon vouchers, signed and approved by the
director of the aeronautics commission.
The aeronautics commission has operational control of airports constructed under section
2-06-01.1 and may provide for the imposition of landing fees, granting of fuel and service
concessions, or the lease of portions of the premises for other related airport services or for
purposes consistent with the use of the premises for airport purposes. All income from the
operation of such airports must be deposited in the state treasury in a special operating fund to
be known as the airport operating fund. All expenditures from such fund must be within the limits
of legislative appropriations and must be made upon vouchers, signed and approved by the
director of the aeronautics commission.
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