North Dakota Statutes
§ 61-24-19.1 — Permanent easements - Limitations
North Dakota § 61-24-19.1
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N.D. Cent. Code § 61-24-19.1 (2026).
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The district's use of the permanent easement property is restricted solely to the
construction, operation, and maintenance of facilities authorized by law. The district may not
rent, sell, or assign the rights to a permanent easement, except may reserve the right to assign
the permanent easement to the state of North Dakota if necessary for the operation and
maintenance of a public water pipeline. If the district ceases operation, all permanent
easements must be transferred to the public water system receiving a beneficial use from the
water pipelines and other facilities. If no public water system exists, all permanent easements
must transfer to the state. The state or public water system shall assume full responsibility for all
easement activities and responsibilities, including any env
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