§ 111-47 – Exclusions.
111-47. Exclusions. (a) This Article is not intended to cover food services provided by hospitals or residential institutions as a direct service to patients, inmates, trainees, or otherwise institutionalized persons, nor to cover coin-operated vending machines located in State facilities operated under the authority of G.S. 122C. (b) This Article shall not prohibit the continued […]
§ 111-47.1 – Food service at North Carolina aquariums.
111-47.1. Food service at North Carolina aquariums. (a) Notwithstanding this Article, the North Carolina Aquariums may operate or contract for the operation of food or vending services at the North Carolina Aquariums. Notwithstanding G.S. 111-43, the net proceeds of revenue generated by food and vending services that are provided at the North Carolina Aquariums and […]
§ 111-47.2 – Food service at State parks, museums and historic sites operated by the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
111-47.2. Food service at State parks, museums and historic sites operated by the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Notwithstanding this Article, the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources may operate or contract for the operation of food or vending services at State parks, museums and historic sites operated by the Department. Notwithstanding […]
§ 111-47.3 – Food service at Department of State Treasurer.
111-47.3. Food service at Department of State Treasurer. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Article, the Department of State Treasurer may operate or contract for the operation of food or vending services at Department of State Treasurer offices. The net proceeds of revenue generated by food and vending services that are provided at the Department […]
§ 111-47.4 – Food service at North Carolina Zoological Park.
111-47.4. Food service at North Carolina Zoological Park. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Article, the North Carolina Zoological Park may operate or contract for the operation of food or vending services at the North Carolina Zoological Park. Notwithstanding G.S. 111-43, the net proceeds of revenue generated by food and vending services operated by the […]
§ 111-31 – Courts for purposes of §§ 111-30 to 111-33; records.
111-31. Courts for purposes of 111-30 to 111-33; records. For the purposes of G.S. 111-30 to 111-33 the court may be either a domestic relations court established pursuant to Article 13, Chapter 7, General Statutes, or the clerk of the superior court in the county having responsibility for the administration of the particular aid to […]
§ 111-32 – Findings under § 111-30 not competent as evidence in other proceedings.
111-32. Findings under 111-30 not competent as evidence in other proceedings. The findings of fact under the provisions of G.S. 111-30 shall not be competent as evidence in any case or proceeding dealing with any subject matter other than provided in G.S. 111-30 to 111-33. (1961, c. 666, s. 2.)
§ 111-33 – Sections 111-30 to are not to affect provisions for payments for minors.
111-33. Sections 111-30 to 111-33 are not to affect provisions for payments for minors. Nothing in G.S. 111-30 to 111-33 is to be construed as affecting that portion of the State plan for aid to the blind which provides that payments for eligible blind minors should be made to the parent, legal guardian, relatives or […]
§ 111-35 – Authority of director of social services.
111-35. Authority of director of social services. The respective boards of county commissioners of each county are hereby authorized to empower and confer upon the county director of social services for their respective counties the authority to perform any or all acts or functions which the previous sections of this Article direct or authorize the […]
§ 111-41 – Preference to blind persons in operation of vending facilities; responsibility of Department of Health and Human Services.
111-41. Preference to blind persons in operation of vending facilities; responsibility of Department of Health and Human Services. In order to promote the employment and the self-sufficiency of blind persons in North Carolina, State agencies shall upon the request of the Department of Health and Human Services give preference to blind persons in the operation […]