North Dakota § 24-07-11 When notice dispensed with

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§ 24-07-11 — When notice dispensed with

North Dakota § 24-07-11

Title 24Highways, Bridges, and Ferries

Ch. 24-07Opening and Vacating Highways

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N.D. Cent. Code § 24-07-11 (2026).

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When at least seventy percent of the qualified electors who are owners or part owners of
land bordering on any existing or proposed road or highway have signed the original petition
and thereby released all their claims to damages arising from altering, discontinuing, or laying
out such road or highway, it is not necessary to post copies of the petition as provided for in
section 24-07-09, nor to post notices or serve notices as provided for in section 24-07-10,
except that the notices must be served personally or left at the abode of such occupants as may
have failed to sign the petition and whose land borders on the road or highway proposed to be
opened, altered, or discontinued. The general knowledge, and the fact, that seventy percent of
the qualified electors have signed the original 

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When at least seventy percent of the qualified electors who are owners or part owners of
land bordering on any existing or proposed road or highway have signed the original petition
and thereby released all their claims to damages arising from altering, discontinuing, or laying
out such road or highway, it is not necessary to post copies of the petition as provided for in
section 24-07-09, nor to post notices or serve notices as provided for in section 24-07-10,
except that the notices must be served personally or left at the abode of such occupants as may
have failed to sign the petition and whose land borders on the road or highway proposed to be
opened, altered, or discontinued. The general knowledge, and the fact, that seventy percent of
the qualified electors have signed the original petition in compliance with this provision must be
deemed sufficient notice to all concerned and for all intents and purposes.