North Dakota § 15.1-02-07 Superintendent of public instruction - Lease of unused real property

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-02-07 — Superintendent of public instruction - Lease of unused real property

North Dakota § 15.1-02-07

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-02Superintendent of Public Instruction

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-02-07 (2026).

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1.The superintendent of public instruction may lease surplus portions of real property, including buildings and improvements, owned by the state and administered by the superintendent of public instruction at North Dakota vision services - school for the blind and the school for the deaf.

2.The superintendent may lease the unused portion of a building only after consultation with and adherence to conditions set by the administrator of the state fire and tornado fund.

3.A lease agreement under this section may not exceed five years.

4.A lease agreement under this section must provide that:

a.It is cancelable by the state without liability at the end of any state fiscal biennium; or

b.It is renewable at the sole discretion of the superintendent of public instruction at the beginning of

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1. The superintendent of public instruction may lease surplus portions of real property,
including buildings and improvements, owned by the state and administered by the
superintendent of public instruction at North Dakota vision services - school for the
blind and the school for the deaf.
2. The superintendent may lease the unused portion of a building only after consultation
with and adherence to conditions set by the administrator of the state fire and tornado
fund.
3. A lease agreement under this section may not exceed five years.
4. A lease agreement under this section must provide that:
a. It is cancelable by the state without liability at the end of any state fiscal biennium;
or
b. It is renewable at the sole discretion of the superintendent of public instruction at
the beginning of each fiscal biennium.
5. The superintendent may set additional terms and conditions for leases under this
section.
6. The attorney general shall review any lease under this section and approve its legal
adequacy before its execution.
7. The superintendent may expend revenues from leases under this section only with
legislative approval.