North Dakota § 40-49-04 Designation of park district - General powers - Park defined

North Dakota Statutes

§ 40-49-04 — Designation of park district - General powers - Park defined

North Dakota § 40-49-04

Title 40Municipal Government

Ch. 40-49Parks and Park Districts

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N.D. Cent. Code § 40-49-04 (2026).

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A park district shall be known as "park district of the city of ___________". The park district shall have a seal and perpetual succession, and may:

1.Sue and be sued.

2.Contract and be contracted with.

3.Acquire by purchase, gift, devise, or otherwise, and hold, own, possess, and maintain real and personal property in trust for use as parks, boulevards, and ways.

4.Exercise all the powers designated in this chapter. "Park", as used in this chapter, and in other statutes relating to park districts, unless from the context a contrary intent plainly appears, includes public grounds used or acquired for use as airfields, parade grounds, public recreation areas, playgrounds and athletic fields, memorial or cemetery grounds, and sites or areas devoted to use and accommodation of the public

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A park district shall be known as "park district of the city of ___________". The park district
shall have a seal and perpetual succession, and may:
1. Sue and be sued.
2. Contract and be contracted with.
3. Acquire by purchase, gift, devise, or otherwise, and hold, own, possess, and maintain
real and personal property in trust for use as parks, boulevards, and ways.
4. Exercise all the powers designated in this chapter.
"Park", as used in this chapter, and in other statutes relating to park districts, unless from the
context a contrary intent plainly appears, includes public grounds used or acquired for use as
airfields, parade grounds, public recreation areas, playgrounds and athletic fields, memorial or
cemetery grounds, and sites or areas devoted to use and accommodation of the public as
distinguished from use for purposes of municipal administration.