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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 139 — Soil and Water Conservation Districts

§ 139-8.2. Certain information confidential.

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§ 139-8.2. Certain information confidential.
(a)All information that is collected by soil and water conservation districts from farm owners, animal owners, agricultural producers or owners of agricultural land that is confidential under federal or State law shall be held confidential by the soil and water conservation districts, including:
(1)Information provided by an agricultural producer or owner of agricultural land concerning the agricultural operation, farming or conservation practices, or the land itself, in order to participate in soil and water conservation programs.
(2)Geospatial information otherwise maintained by the district about agricultural lands or operations for which information described in subdivision
(1)of this subsection is provided.
(b)This section shall not include applications for cost-share assistance and associated contract documents that require the approval of the soil and water conservation district or the Soil and Water Conservation Commission. (2020-18, s. 10(a).)
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