North Dakota § 24-02-03.2 Director may protect roads from damage and negotiate settlement for damages

North Dakota Statutes

§ 24-02-03.2 — Director may protect roads from damage and negotiate settlement for damages

North Dakota § 24-02-03.2

Title 24Highways, Bridges, and Ferries

Ch. 24-02Director of the Department of Transportation

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N.D. Cent. Code § 24-02-03.2 (2026).

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damages.
Whenever federally financed construction or maintenance activities are likely to affect any
public road within this state, the director is hereby authorized to take such action as may be
necessary to protect such public road from any damages that may be caused, and to negotiate
with any contractor or any officer or agency of the federal government for the repair of damage
or extraordinary maintenance that may be required on such public road. If the public road
affected is under the jurisdiction of any county, city, or township, the director shall obtain the
concurrence of the appropriate governing board of such county, city, or township before any
agreement is entered into or any other action is taken with respect to such public road.

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damages.
Whenever federally financed construction or maintenance activities are likely to affect any
public road within this state, the director is hereby authorized to take such action as may be
necessary to protect such public road from any damages that may be caused, and to negotiate
with any contractor or any officer or agency of the federal government for the repair of damage
or extraordinary maintenance that may be required on such public road. If the public road
affected is under the jurisdiction of any county, city, or township, the director shall obtain the
concurrence of the appropriate governing board of such county, city, or township before any
agreement is entered into or any other action is taken with respect to such public road.