N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-21-11
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4.1-21-11. Agreements for shelterbelt lands by state
Official statutory text
4.1-21-11. Agreements for shelterbelt lands by state
Any board or officer having the control or management of any real estate belonging to or
controlled by this state or any of its political subdivisions may enter agreements with the officers
and agents of the United States for the improvement by the United States of any of those lands
by the establishment and maintenance on those lands of shelterbelts composed of trees, other
plants, and necessary protective structures and works. Every agreement must describe
particularly the land to be covered by the shelterbelt, must be recorded at the expense of the
United States in the county where the land is situated, and thereafter all leases, sales, and other
disposition of such land are subject to the agreement.
Any board or officer having the control or management of any real estate belonging to or
controlled by this state or any of its political subdivisions may enter agreements with the officers
and agents of the United States for the improvement by the United States of any of those lands
by the establishment and maintenance on those lands of shelterbelts composed of trees, other
plants, and necessary protective structures and works. Every agreement must describe
particularly the land to be covered by the shelterbelt, must be recorded at the expense of the
United States in the county where the land is situated, and thereafter all leases, sales, and other
disposition of such land are subject to the agreement.
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