North Dakota Code § 40-23-19

Assessments on annexed property for previous benefits
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Any property that was outside the corporate limits of the municipality at the time of 
contracting for an improvement, which is benefited by the improvement and is subsequently 
annexed to the municipality, may be assessed for the improvement subject to the same 
conditions and by the same procedure as provided in section 40 -23-18. The property that is 
benefited may also be assessed for any improvement, within or outside the corporate limits, 
which is determined by the governing body and the special assessment commission to benefit 
property that was outside the corporate limits at the time of contracting for the improvement, 
whether or not an improvement district was previously created for the improvement. For this 
purpose, the governing body may create one or more improvement districts comprising all or 
part of the annexed territory. The governing body may provide for the levy of special 
assessments upon such property in the manner provided in this title, but may dispense with the 
requirements of this title as to the adoption of a resolution of necessity and the advertisement 
and award of a contract for the improvement. Assessment proceedings under this section are 
valid notwithstanding any failure of the previous proceedings to comply with the provisions of 
law regarding improvements to be financed by special assessments. The governing body may 
use a reasonable depreciation schedule for the improvement in determining the amount of any 
special assessment subsequently levied under this section.

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