North Dakota § 23.1-10-09 Duty to provide information - Inspections

North Dakota Statutes

§ 23.1-10-09 — Duty to provide information - Inspections

North Dakota § 23.1-10-09

Title 23.1Environmental Quality

Ch. 23.1-10Environmental Emergency Costs

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N.D. Cent. Code § 23.1-10-09 (2026).

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1.When requested by the department, a responsible or potentially responsible party, or owner of real property where a release or threatened release is located or where response actions are proposed to be taken, shall furnish to the department any information the person may have or reasonably may obtain which is relevant to the release or threatened release.

2.The department, upon presentation of credentials, may:

a.Examine and copy any books, papers, records, memoranda, or data of any person that has a duty to provide information to the department under subsection 1; and

b.Enter upon any property, public or private, to take action authorized by this chapter, including obtaining information from a person that has a duty to provide the information under subsection 1, conducting surveys o

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1. When requested by the department, a responsible or potentially responsible party, or
owner of real property where a release or threatened release is located or where
response actions are proposed to be taken, shall furnish to the department any
information the person may have or reasonably may obtain which is relevant to the
release or threatened release.
2. The department, upon presentation of credentials, may:
a. Examine and copy any books, papers, records, memoranda, or data of any
person that has a duty to provide information to the department under
subsection 1; and
b. Enter upon any property, public or private, to take action authorized by this
chapter, including obtaining information from a person that has a duty to provide
the information under subsection 1, conducting surveys or investigations, and
taking removal or remedial action.