Section 31-13-53 - Records maintained by township clerk--Destruction of certain records. - South-dakota Statutes

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31-13-53. Records maintained by township clerk--Destruction of certain records. The township clerk shall keep on file a record of all proceedings taken in the matter of opening, altering, vacating, paving, or otherwise improving any street, and after the confirmation of any report in such matters he shall record all the proceedings taken in relation to the improvement. But, the clerk may destroy any record which the records destruction board, acting pursuant to § 1-27-19, declares to have no further administrative, legal, fiscal, research, or historical value.

Source: SL 1979, ch 197, § 18; SL 1993, ch 69, § 5.

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31-13-53. Records maintained by township clerk--Destruction of certain records. The township clerk shall keep on file a record of all proceedings taken in the matter of opening, altering, vacating, paving, or otherwise improving any street, and after the confirmation of any report in such matters he shall record all the proceedings taken in relation to the improvement. But, the clerk may destroy any record which the records destruction board, acting pursuant to § 1-27-19, declares to have no further administrative, legal, fiscal, research, or historical value.

Source: SL 1979, ch 197, § 18; SL 1993, ch 69, § 5.

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31-13-53. Records maintained by township clerk--Destruction of certain records. The township clerk shall keep on file a record of all proceedings taken in the matter of opening, altering, vacating, paving, or otherwise improving any street, and after the confirmation of any report in such matters he shall record all the proceedings taken in relation to the improvement. But, the clerk may destroy any record which the records destruction board, acting pursuant to § 1-27-19, declares to have no further administrative, legal, fiscal, research, or historical value.

Source: SL 1979, ch 197, § 18; SL 1993, ch 69, § 5.