Whenever the state treasurer shall have in his hands any funds whether permanent state funds or other funds available for investment he may, in his discretion, purchase state highway bonds and invest therein at not to exceed the market value such portion of the available funds as he may deem expedient. Any premiums which may be paid for such bonds shall be taken from other than permanent funds. 248106. Repealed By Laws 2011, Ch. 129, § 202. CHAPTER 9 - ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIVATE 249101. Answer and complaint; initial hearing; appointment of viewers and appraisers. (a) Any person whose land has no outlet to, nor connection with a public road, may commence an action in district court in any county in which any part of the land is located for a private road leading from his land to some convenient public road. The plaintiff shall join as defendants the owners of record, owners of recorded easements and rights of way and any lessee, mortgagee or occupant of the land over which any proposed road would cross. The complaint shall contain a short and plain statement of: (i) The legal description of the land owned by the plaintiff to which access is sought and a statement that all or some of the land is located within the county; (ii) A specific statement as to why the land has no legally enforceable access, other than a waterway, and whether the land is surrounded on all sides by land owned by another person or persons or a natural or man-made barrier making access unreasonably costly; (iii) A description of the plaintiff's efforts to purchase a legally enforceable access to a public road; (iv) A description sufficient to identify the general location of any access routes proposed by the plaintiff; (v) The legal description of all land over which any proposed access routes would cross; and (vi) A statement as to whether any actions of the plaintiff or any person with the consent and knowledge of the
Whenever the state treasurer shall have in his hands any funds whether permanent state funds or other funds available for investment he may, in his discretion, purchase state highway bonds and invest therein at not to exceed the market value such portion of the available funds as he may deem expedient. Any premiums which may be paid for such bonds shall be taken from other than permanent funds. 248106. Repealed By Laws 2011, Ch. 129, § 202. CHAPTER 9 - ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIVATE 249101. Answer and complaint; initial hearing; appointment of viewers and appraisers. (a) Any person whose land has no outlet to, nor connection with a public road, may commence an action in district court in any county in which any part of the land is located for a private road leading from his land to some convenient public road. The plaintiff shall join as defendants the owners of record, owners of recorded easements and rights of way and any lessee, mortgagee or occupant of the land over which any proposed road would cross. The complaint shall contain a short and plain statement of: (i) The legal description of the land owned by the plaintiff to which access is sought and a statement that all or some of the land is located within the county; (ii) A specific statement as to why the land has no legally enforceable access, other than a waterway, and whether the land is surrounded on all sides by land owned by another person or persons or a natural or man-made barrier making access unreasonably costly; (iii) A description of the plaintiff's efforts to purchase a legally enforceable access to a public road; (iv) A description sufficient to identify the general location of any access routes proposed by the plaintiff; (v) The legal description of all land over which any proposed access routes would cross; and (vi) A statement as to whether any actions of the plaintiff or any person with the consent and knowledge of the
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