6,744 official opinions issued by the North Dakota Attorney General.
Opinion 66-40 — John Richardson, Hazen City Attorney
Mar 8, 1966
OPINION 66-40 March 8, 1966 (OPINION) Mr. John Richardson City Attorney Hazen, North Dakota RE: Cities and villages - Powers - Water Fluoridation This is in response to your request for an opinion of this office in regard to fluoridation of a city water supply. That statutes of this state do not in express terms make provision for fluoridation of water supplies. Section 40-05-01 of the North Dakota Century Code does, however, provide in part: "POWERS OF ALL MUNICIPALITIES. The governing body of a municipality shall have the power: 1. ORDINANCES. To enact or adopt all
Opinion 66-304 — James O. Guthrie, State Employee Retirement Board
Mar 8, 1966
OPINION 66-304 March 8, 1966 (OPINION) General James O. Guthrie Chairman State Employee Retirement Board RE: State Employee Retirement Board Your inquiry relating to many questions that have been raised as to eligibility for participation in the State Employee Retirement Plan is acknowledged. Your first two questions involve an interpretation of subsection 2 of section 54-52-01, N.D.C.C., which reads as follows: Eligible employees shall mean all permanent employees who meet all of the eligibility requirements set by this chapter and who are twenty-one years or more of age, an
Opinion 66-83 — Calvin A. Calton, Divide County State's Attorney
Mar 7, 1966
OPINION 66-83 March 7, 1966 (OPINION) Mr. Calvin A. Calton State's Attorney Divide County RE: Counties - Taxation - Nonprofit Nursing Home This is in reply to your letter of February 28, 1966, in which you set forth the following questions: "May a county legally levy for the purpose of raising revenue, which revenue would be given to a private nonprofit corporation for the purpose of building a nursing home in the county? Such nursing home would be privately owned and operated although for all practical purposes would be open to members of the public. Would such be allowabl