North Dakota § 54-40.5-03 Transfer of powers or functions to the county

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-40.5-03 — Transfer of powers or functions to the county

North Dakota § 54-40.5-03

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-40.5Local Government Powers Transfer

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-40.5-03 (2026).

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A political subdivision may enter into an agreement for the transfer of the legal, administrative, and financial responsibilities for carrying out a power or function of the political subdivision as required or permitted by law or home rule charter. The agreement must include:

1.The nature of the power or function to be transferred;

2.The effective date of the proposed transfer;

3.The responsibility for administration of the power or function to be transferred;

4.The manner in which affected employees currently engaged in the performance of the power or function will be transferred, reassigned, or otherwise treated;

5.The manner in which real property, facilities, equipment, or other personal property required in the exercise of the power or function are to be transferred, sold, or ot

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A political subdivision may enter into an agreement for the transfer of the legal,
administrative, and financial responsibilities for carrying out a power or function of the political
subdivision as required or permitted by law or home rule charter. The agreement must include:
1. The nature of the power or function to be transferred;
2. The effective date of the proposed transfer;
3. The responsibility for administration of the power or function to be transferred;
4. The manner in which affected employees currently engaged in the performance of the
power or function will be transferred, reassigned, or otherwise treated;
5. The manner in which real property, facilities, equipment, or other personal property
required in the exercise of the power or function are to be transferred, sold, or
otherwise disposed of;
6. The method of financing, establishing, and maintaining a budget for the power or
function; and
7. Other legal, financial, and administrative arrangements necessary to affect the transfer
in an orderly and equitable manner.