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Chapter 4.1-20

N.D. Cent. Code ch. 4.1-20

Soil Conservation

4.1-20-01Policy and scope of chapter 4.1-20-02Definitions 4.1-20-03State soil conservation committee - Elective and appointive members - Records and seal 4.1-20-04Committee - Chairman - Quorum - Compensation 4.1-20-05Duties and powers generally 4.1-20-06Extension service assistance to state soil conservation committee - Duties 4.1-20-07Districts - Petition - Contents - More than one petition filed 4.1-20-08Hearings on petitions - When held - Notice - Determinations 4.1-20-09Election - When held - Contents of ballot - Who may vote 4.1-20-10Publication of election results - Determination of feasibility of operation of district 4.1-20-11District determined feasible - Statement filed with secretary of state 4.1-20-12District to be a political subdivision - Boundaries of district 4.1-20-13Petition to include additional area within existing district 4.1-20-14Districts presumed to be organized legally - Copy of certificates as evidence 4.1-20-15Notice to file nominating petitions and of election of district supervisors 4.1-20-16Nominating petitions - Petitions required - Final filing date 4.1-20-17Regular election of district - When held - Regulations governing 4.1-20-18Supervisors - Terms of office - Vacancies - Removal - Compensation - Expenses 4.1-20-19Soil conservation district supervisors - Training 4.1-20-20Supervisors may employ assistants - Attorney general and state's attorneys to advise - Reports to committee 4.1-20-21Assistance for district supervisors 4.1-20-22Supervisors to provide for surety bonds, keeping records, and annual audit 4.1-20-23Supervisors may consult city or county representatives 4.1-20-24Powers and duties of districts and supervisors 4.1-20-25Supervisors may formulate land use regulations for submission to qualified electors 4.1-20-26Notice of election - Form of ballot - Conduct of election - Who may vote 4.1-20-27Two-thirds voter approval required to adopt ordinance - Effect of ordinance after adoption 4.1-20-28What may be contained in land use regulations 4.1-20-29Regulations to be uniform - Copies furnished in district 4.1-20-30Amending, supplementing, or repealing land use regulations 4.1-20-31Supervisors to enforce land use regulations 4.1-20-32Failure to perform land use regulations - Hearing on - Supervisors to perform - Costs and expenses 4.1-20-33Board of adjustment - Members - Appointment - Vacancies - Compensation 4.1-20-34Board of adjustment - Rules - Chairman - Meetings - Quorum - Records 4.1-20-35Petition to board of adjustment to vary land use regulations - Service - Hearing - Board's powers 4.1-20-36Taking of testimony at hearing 4.1-20-37Aggrieved petitioner and supervisors may appeal to district court from order of board - Procedure 4.1-20-38Cooperation among district supervisors 4.1-20-39State agencies to cooperate with district supervisors 4.1-20-40Discontinuance of districts - Petition - Referendum - Eligible qualified electors 4.1-20-41Duties of committee after election on discontinuance of the district has been held 4.1-20-42Termination of affairs of district - Disposal of property - Certificate of dissolution 4.1-20-43Ordinances, regulations, and contracts of districts after dissolution 4.1-20-44Petitions for discontinuance of district - Limitation on filing 4.1-20-45Consolidation of districts - Petition - Election - Conduct of election 4.1-20-46Conduct of election - Canvass of votes 4.1-20-47Supervisors of consolidated district - Terms of office - Powers and duties 4.1-20-48Costs and expenses of consolidation - Disposition of property - Contracts of districts after consolidation 4.1-20-49Soil conservation trust lands