N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-01-23
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4.1-01-23. Wind energy restoration and reclamation oversight program
Official statutory text
4.1-01-23. Wind energy restoration and reclamation oversight program
1. The agriculture commissioner shall establish a program that provides technical
assistance, support, and outreach to property owners on wind property restoration and
followup support to property owners on wind property reclamation.
2. The agriculture commissioner may contract for ombudsmen for purposes of being a
resource for technical assistance and followup on wind property issues. The
ombudsmen may not investigate or assist in any easement negotiations.
3. The agriculture commissioner may contract with local individuals, deemed trustworthy
by property owners, to be ombudsmen. The agriculture commissioner is not subject to
chapter 54-44.4 when contracting for the services of ombudsmen.
4. The agriculture commissioner shall work in cooperation with the public service
commission to carry out the duties described in this section.
1. The agriculture commissioner shall establish a program that provides technical
assistance, support, and outreach to property owners on wind property restoration and
followup support to property owners on wind property reclamation.
2. The agriculture commissioner may contract for ombudsmen for purposes of being a
resource for technical assistance and followup on wind property issues. The
ombudsmen may not investigate or assist in any easement negotiations.
3. The agriculture commissioner may contract with local individuals, deemed trustworthy
by property owners, to be ombudsmen. The agriculture commissioner is not subject to
chapter 54-44.4 when contracting for the services of ombudsmen.
4. The agriculture commissioner shall work in cooperation with the public service
commission to carry out the duties described in this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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