N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-47-32
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4.1-47-32. Action on complaint - Request for hearing
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4.1-47-32. Action on complaint - Request for hearing
1. a. If an individual filed a signed complaint with a county weed board or the county
weed control officer and if the individual believes that the complaint has not been
addressed satisfactorily within twenty-one days from the date of the complaint,
the individual may file a written request for a hearing with the board of county
commissioners.
b. Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the board of county commissioners shall
schedule a public hearing within twenty-one days and shall provide notice of the
hearing by publishing its time, place, and date in the official newspaper of the
county.
c. Within fourteen days after the hearing, the board of county commissioners shall
issue a determination regarding the matter and shall issue appropriate directives
to the county weed board.
d. A decision by the board of county commissioners under this section is final.
2. a. If an individual filed a signed complaint with a city weed board or the city weed
control officer and if the individual believes that the complaint has not been
addressed satisfactorily within twenty-one days from the date of the complaint,
the individual may file a written request for a hearing with the governing body of
the city.
b. Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the governing body of the city shall
schedule a public hearing and shall provide notice of the hearing by publishing its
time, place, and date in the official newspaper of the county.
c. Within fourteen days after the hearing, the governing body of the city shall issue a
determination regarding the matter and shall issue appropriate directives to the
city weed board.
d. A decision by the governing body of the city under this section is final.
1. a. If an individual filed a signed complaint with a county weed board or the county
weed control officer and if the individual believes that the complaint has not been
addressed satisfactorily within twenty-one days from the date of the complaint,
the individual may file a written request for a hearing with the board of county
commissioners.
b. Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the board of county commissioners shall
schedule a public hearing within twenty-one days and shall provide notice of the
hearing by publishing its time, place, and date in the official newspaper of the
county.
c. Within fourteen days after the hearing, the board of county commissioners shall
issue a determination regarding the matter and shall issue appropriate directives
to the county weed board.
d. A decision by the board of county commissioners under this section is final.
2. a. If an individual filed a signed complaint with a city weed board or the city weed
control officer and if the individual believes that the complaint has not been
addressed satisfactorily within twenty-one days from the date of the complaint,
the individual may file a written request for a hearing with the governing body of
the city.
b. Upon receiving a request for a hearing, the governing body of the city shall
schedule a public hearing and shall provide notice of the hearing by publishing its
time, place, and date in the official newspaper of the county.
c. Within fourteen days after the hearing, the governing body of the city shall issue a
determination regarding the matter and shall issue appropriate directives to the
city weed board.
d. A decision by the governing body of the city under this section is final.
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