N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-37-04
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4.1-37-04. State license fee
Official statutory text
4.1-37-04. State license fee
The agriculture commissioner shall charge a one-time twenty-five dollar fee for a private
anhydrous ammonia storage facility or a mobile storage container license, and a one-time
one hundred dollar fee for a retail anhydrous ammonia storage facility or a mobile storage
container license. Expansion of an existing anhydrous ammonia storage facility does not require
reapplication for licensing, but all siting requirements must be met. The license is valid
indefinitely but may not be transferred. A new license is required when an anhydrous ammonia
storage facility changes ownership. If a storage facility changes ownership, the agriculture
commissioner shall provide a written notification to the county when the commissioner issues a
license to the new owner.
The agriculture commissioner shall charge a one-time twenty-five dollar fee for a private
anhydrous ammonia storage facility or a mobile storage container license, and a one-time
one hundred dollar fee for a retail anhydrous ammonia storage facility or a mobile storage
container license. Expansion of an existing anhydrous ammonia storage facility does not require
reapplication for licensing, but all siting requirements must be met. The license is valid
indefinitely but may not be transferred. A new license is required when an anhydrous ammonia
storage facility changes ownership. If a storage facility changes ownership, the agriculture
commissioner shall provide a written notification to the county when the commissioner issues a
license to the new owner.
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