North Dakota § 48-04-01 Joint ownership and use of public buildings and grounds - Townships - Cities - Special elections

North Dakota Statutes

§ 48-04-01 — Joint ownership and use of public buildings and grounds - Townships - Cities - Special elections

North Dakota·Title 48 Public Buildings·Ch. 48-04 Joint Ownership

Cities - Special elections.
Any civil township and incorporated city located within the boundaries thereof, when
authorized by three-fourths of the legal voters of each municipality present and voting at
separate elections, may acquire and use jointly any public buildings and grounds within the
corporate limits of either one. The question of such joint acquisition and use may be submitted
at regular or legally called special elections of both municipalities held not more than three
months apart and when once submitted may not again be submitted within one year.

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Cities - Special elections.
Any civil township and incorporated city located within the boundaries thereof, when
authorized by three-fourths of the legal voters of each municipality present and voting at
separate elections, may acquire and use jointly any public buildings and grounds within the
corporate limits of either one. The question of such joint acquisition and use may be submitted
at regular or legally called special elections of both municipalities held not more than three
months apart and when once submitted may not again be submitted within one year.

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