North Dakota § 4.1-22-06 Nursery license - Fee

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-22-06 — Nursery license - Fee

North Dakota·Title 4.1 Agriculture·Ch. 4.1-22 Nurseries

A person may not sell nursery stock without a license issued by the commissioner. Licenses
expire on December thirty-first each year unless revoked at an earlier date. An application for
renewal of license with any additional information required by the commissioner must be
submitted and accompanied by a fee of fifty dollars on or before December thirty-first each year.
A separate license is required for each place of business. A fee of ten dollars must be submitted
for each additional license, other than the principal place of business. A license may not be
issued to a grower unless the grower has first been issued a certificate of inspection.

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A person may not sell nursery stock without a license issued by the commissioner. Licenses
expire on December thirty-first each year unless revoked at an earlier date. An application for
renewal of license with any additional information required by the commissioner must be
submitted and accompanied by a fee of fifty dollars on or before December thirty-first each year.
A separate license is required for each place of business. A fee of ten dollars must be submitted
for each additional license, other than the principal place of business. A license may not be
issued to a grower unless the grower has first been issued a certificate of inspection.

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