N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-36-03
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4.1-36-03. Project safe send pesticide and pesticide container collection - User fees
Official statutory text
4.1-36-03. Project safe send pesticide and pesticide container collection - User fees
The agriculture commissioner, in consultation with the advisory board for the project safe
send pesticide and pesticide container disposal program, may charge a fee for collection of
rinsate. The fees must be established at a level that will generate enough revenue to cover the
cost of disposal associated with the rinsate that is collected. Collections from this fee must be
deposited in the environment and rangeland protection fund.
The agriculture commissioner, in consultation with the advisory board for the project safe
send pesticide and pesticide container disposal program, may charge a fee for collection of
rinsate. The fees must be established at a level that will generate enough revenue to cover the
cost of disposal associated with the rinsate that is collected. Collections from this fee must be
deposited in the environment and rangeland protection fund.
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