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� r <br /> 172 <br /> (2) A joint planning board created by two or more local govern- <br /> ments according to the procedures and provisions of Chap- -- <br /> ter 160A, Article 20, Part 1. <br /> § 153A-322. Supplemental powers. <br /> A county or its designated planning agency may accept, receive, <br /> and disburse in furtherance of its functions funds, grants, and ser- <br /> vices made available by the federal government or its agencies,the <br /> State government or its agencies, any local government or its agen- <br /> cies, and private or civic sources. A county, or its designated plan- <br /> ning agency with the concurrence of the board of commissioners, <br /> may enter into and carry out contracts with the State or federal <br /> governments or any agencies of either under which financial or <br /> other planning assistance is made available to the county and may <br /> agree to and comply with any reasonable conditions that are im- <br /> posed upon the assistance. <br /> A county, or its designated planning agency with the concurrence <br /> of the board of commissioners, may enter into and carry out con- <br /> tracts with any other county, city, regional council, or planning <br /> agency under which it agrees to furnish technical planning assis- <br /> tance to the other local government or planning agency. A county, <br /> or its designated planning agency with the concurrence of the board <br /> of commissioners, may enter into and carry out contracts with any <br /> other county, city, regional council, or planning agency under <br /> which it agrees to pay the other local government or planning <br /> agency for technical planning assistance. <br /> A county may make any appropriations that may be necessary to <br /> carry out an activity or contract authorized by this Article, by <br /> Chapter 157A, or by Chapter 160A, Article 19 or to support, and <br /> compensate members of, any planning agency that it may create or <br /> designate pursuant to this Article. <br /> § 153A-323. Procedure for adopting or amending <br /> ordinances under this Article and <br /> Chapter 160A, Article 19. <br /> Before adopting or amending any ordinance authorized by this <br /> Article or Chapter 160A, Article 19, the board of commissioners <br /> shall hold a public hearing on the ordinance or amendment. The <br /> board shall cause notice of the hearing to be published once a week <br /> for two successive calendar weeks.The notice shall be published the <br /> first time not-less than 10 days nor more than 25 days before the <br /> date fixed for the hearing. In computing such period, the day of <br /> publication is not to be included but the day of the hearing shall be <br /> included. <br /> § 153A-324. Enforcement of ordinances. <br /> In addition to the enforcement provisions of this Article and sub- <br /> ject to the provisions of the ordinance, any ordinance adopted pur- <br /> suant to this Article, to Chapter 157A, or to Chapter 160A, Article <br /> 19 may be enforced by any remedy provided by G.S. 153A-123. <br /> § 153A-325. Submission of statement concerning <br /> improvements. <br /> A county may by ordinance require that when a property owner 1 <br /> improves property at a cost of more than twenty-five hundred dol- <br /> lars ($2,500) but less than five thousand dollars ($5,000), the prop- W <br /> erty owner must, within 14 days after the completion of the work, <br /> submit to the county assessor a statement setting forth the nature <br /> of the improvement and the total cost thereof. <br />
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