North Dakota § 61-04.1-34 Performance bond, cash, or negotiable securities required

North Dakota Statutes

§ 61-04.1-34 — Performance bond, cash, or negotiable securities required

North Dakota § 61-04.1-34

Title 61Waters

Ch. 61-04.1Weather Modification

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N.D. Cent. Code § 61-04.1-34 (2026).

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g.The applicant has complied with such other requirements for the issuance of permits as may be required by the rules of the department.

h.The applicant has furnished a bid bond.

i.The applicant has registered, with the North Dakota aeronautics commission, any aircraft intended to be used in connection with the operation. To carry out the objectives and purposes of this chapter, the department may condition and limit permits as to primary target areas, time of the operation, materials, equipment, and methods to be used in conducting the operation, emergency shutdown procedure, emergency assistance, and such other operational requirements as may be established by the department.

3.The department may issue only one permit at a time for operations in any geographical area if two or more o

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g. The applicant has complied with such other requirements for the issuance of
permits as may be required by the rules of the department.
h. The applicant has furnished a bid bond.
i. The applicant has registered, with the North Dakota aeronautics commission, any
aircraft intended to be used in connection with the operation.
To carry out the objectives and purposes of this chapter, the department may condition
and limit permits as to primary target areas, time of the operation, materials,
equipment, and methods to be used in conducting the operation, emergency shutdown
procedure, emergency assistance, and such other operational requirements as may
be established by the department.
3. The department may issue only one permit at a time for operations in any
geographical area if two or more operations conducted in such an area according to
permit limitations might adversely interfere with one another.
4. All permit fees collected by the department must be paid into the general fund of the
state treasury.