North Dakota § 38-08.1-05 Duty to file record showing where work performed

North Dakota Statutes

§ 38-08.1-05 — Duty to file record showing where work performed

North Dakota § 38-08.1-05

Title 38Mining and Gas and Oil Production

Ch. 38-08.1Geophysical Exploration Requirements

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N.D. Cent. Code § 38-08.1-05 (2026).

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Within thirty days following any calendar month in which geophysical exploration is begun
by any person within this state, such person shall file with the commission and shall send to the
owner or occupier of any land upon which work is begun, a record showing the township, range,
section, and quarter section in the county in which such work was performed and the date upon

which such work was commenced. The notice also must include the actual shot point location
and the amount of explosive charge, if any, in each drill hole.

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Within thirty days following any calendar month in which geophysical exploration is begun
by any person within this state, such person shall file with the commission and shall send to the
owner or occupier of any land upon which work is begun, a record showing the township, range,
section, and quarter section in the county in which such work was performed and the date upon

which such work was commenced. The notice also must include the actual shot point location
and the amount of explosive charge, if any, in each drill hole.