N.D. Admin. Code Title 84 — Treasurer, State

Article 84-01 General Administration

Chapter 84-01-01 Organization of Office

N.D. Admin. Code 84-01-01-01 Organization and functions of the office of state treasurer

1.History. The state treasurer is a constitutionally elected officer of the state under section 2 of

article V of the Constitution of North Dakota. The powers and duties of the state treasurer are prescribed by law.

2.Functions. The state treasurer receives and keeps all money of the state except if otherwise provided; disburses public money upon warrants lawfully drawn; renders the treasurer's accounts to the office of management and budget as required; reports biennially to the governor the balance in the treasury; maintains custody of the permanent fund; is custodian of the securities of the state; and is responsible for several distributions of taxes to county and city government. The state treasurer serves, by law, on the university and school lands board, state investment board, state board of equalization, state historical board, state board of canvassers, and the teachers' fund for retirement board.

3.Inquiries. All inquiries regarding the state treasurer's office may be addressed to:

State Treasurer State Capitol 600 East Boulevard Avenue Bismarck, North Dakota 58505-0600 All requests for hearings, rulings, and for participation in rulemaking may be addressed to the state treasurer, unless specific public notice directs otherwise.

January 1, 2007.

History

• History: Effective October 1, 1987; amended effective February 1, 1993; December 1, 1998;
• General Authority: NDCC 28-32-02.1
• Law Implemented: NDCC 28-32-02.1

Article 84-03 Township Road Fund Distribution

Chapter 84-03-01 Distribution to Townships

N.D. Admin. Code 84-03-01-01 Township road defined

A township road, for purposes of the administration of North Dakota Century Code section 57-50-01, is a public road established pursuant to North Dakota Century Code chapter 24-07 which is an improved road, constructed, maintained, graded, and drained by the township, or county in the case of an unorganized township. A township road includes a street in an unincorporated townsite and does not necessarily have to be surfaced. A sodded road is not a township road. In order for a section line to be a township road it must be graded and drained and be an improved maintained road. A township road is a public road which is not designated as part of a county, state, or federal-aid road system and is not located in an incorporated city.

History

• History: Effective June 1, 1982.
• General Authority: NDCC 54-27-19.1
• Law Implemented: NDCC 54-27-19.1

Chapter 84-02

N.D. Admin. Code 84-02

ARTICLE 84-02

ALCOHOL BEVERAGE TAXATION [Determined repealed by the office of the legislative council under section 28-32-06 because the

authority for adoption of the rules is transferred to another agency.]