N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-20-10
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4.1-20-10. Publication of election results - Determination of feasibility of operation of district
Official statutory text
4.1-20-10. Publication of election results - Determination of feasibility of operation of
district.
The committee shall publish the results of any election. If a majority of the votes cast are in
favor of the creation of a district, the committee shall determine whether the operation of a
district within the boundaries specified on the election is administratively feasible. In making that
determination, the committee shall consider such factors, objects, and other determinations as
to accomplish the policy and scope of this chapter as set forth in section 4.1-20-01.
district.
The committee shall publish the results of any election. If a majority of the votes cast are in
favor of the creation of a district, the committee shall determine whether the operation of a
district within the boundaries specified on the election is administratively feasible. In making that
determination, the committee shall consider such factors, objects, and other determinations as
to accomplish the policy and scope of this chapter as set forth in section 4.1-20-01.
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