North Dakota § 23-21.1-02.1 License to operate a perpetual care cemetery - Fee

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23-21.1-02.1 — License to operate a perpetual care cemetery - Fee

North Dakota § 23-21.1-02.1

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-21.1Cemetery Organizations

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23-21.1-02.1 (2026).

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No organization may operate as a perpetual care cemetery unless licensed on forms
provided by the department of health and human services by the recorder of the county within
which the cemetery is located, unless the board of county commissioners designates a different
official. The license must be renewed by or before July first of each year. Prior to issuance or
renewal of a license, the recorder, or designated official, shall determine if the applicant is in full
compliance with the provisions of this chapter. When applying for a license renewal, the
applicant shall report to the recorder, or designated official, the number of spaces sold, the
gross amount of receipts from the sale of spaces, and the amount of money transferred to the
perpetual care trust fund during the organization's 

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No organization may operate as a perpetual care cemetery unless licensed on forms
provided by the department of health and human services by the recorder of the county within
which the cemetery is located, unless the board of county commissioners designates a different
official. The license must be renewed by or before July first of each year. Prior to issuance or
renewal of a license, the recorder, or designated official, shall determine if the applicant is in full
compliance with the provisions of this chapter. When applying for a license renewal, the
applicant shall report to the recorder, or designated official, the number of spaces sold, the
gross amount of receipts from the sale of spaces, and the amount of money transferred to the
perpetual care trust fund during the organization's previous fiscal year. The license fee must be
five dollars per year, except that any perpetual care cemetery which has sold less than ten
spaces during the previous fiscal year may not be required to pay a license fee.