North Carolina § 143B-135 - 204. Powers and duties of the Secretary.
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§ 143B-135. 204. Powers and duties of the Secretary.
Operation of Park. - The Secretary of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources may adopt rules governing the operation of the Zoological Park, including rules regulating its use and enjoyment by the public. Park Property. - The Secretary of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources may acquire, dispose of, and develop Zoological Park property, both real and personal. A sale, lease, or trade under this subsection must be conducted in accordance with generally accepted practices for zoos and aquariums that are accredited by the American Association of Zoos and Aquariums. History (2019-241, s. 1(b).) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 2019-241, s. 1(a), effective November 6, 2019, rewrote the Part heading, which formerly read "North Carolina Zoological Park Council." Session Laws 2019-241, s. 14, made this section effective November 6, 2019.
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