N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-23-11

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4.1-23-11. Authority for financing local control programs - County pest coordinator

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4.1-23-11. Authority for financing local control programs - County pest coordinator

1. The board of county commissioners may appropriate money for the control of pests

under this chapter. If state funds are involved, the money must be expended according

to control plans approved by the commissioner. The board of county commissioners

shall determine the portion, if any, of control program costs to be paid by the county.

Costs of the control program may be paid from revenues derived from general fund

levy authority of the county or from the county noxious weed control levy authority

under section 4.1-47-14.

2. The board of county commissioners for any county shall designate an individual to

serve as county pest coordinator. The county pest coordinator shall administer local

and private funds in cooperation with state and federal pest control programs. When

state funds are involved, the county pest coordinator shall submit county and township

control plans to the agriculture commissioner for approval.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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