North Dakota § 54-40.5-04 Revocation of transfer

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-40.5-04 — Revocation of transfer

North Dakota § 54-40.5-04

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-40.5Local Government Powers Transfer

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-40.5-04 (2026).

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An agreement may be amended by further agreement of the parties in the same manner as
the original agreement was made. An agreement may be terminated as provided in the
agreement or, if no provision is made for the termination, by joint action of all parties, or by an
individual party not less than one year after its notice in writing to all other parties. If a political
subdivision that is a party to the agreement is dissolved, the agreement may be terminated as
provided in this section by the governing body of the political subdivision upon its
reincorporation or reestablishment, by a petition submitted to the county and signed by a
majority of the electors residing within the previous territorial jurisdiction of the dissolved political
subdivision, or in some other manner specified in t

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An agreement may be amended by further agreement of the parties in the same manner as
the original agreement was made. An agreement may be terminated as provided in the
agreement or, if no provision is made for the termination, by joint action of all parties, or by an
individual party not less than one year after its notice in writing to all other parties. If a political
subdivision that is a party to the agreement is dissolved, the agreement may be terminated as
provided in this section by the governing body of the political subdivision upon its
reincorporation or reestablishment, by a petition submitted to the county and signed by a
majority of the electors residing within the previous territorial jurisdiction of the dissolved political
subdivision, or in some other manner specified in the agreement.
A township or city that unilaterally transferred its zoning authority to the county may
reacquire that zoning authority by mutual agreement between the board of county
commissioners and the board of township supervisors or city governing body.