A proceeding may be instituted under this chapter by the filing of a petition which shall be sufficient if it sets forth:
1. The name of the petitioner.
2. A description of the property, sufficient for the identification thereof, to which there may be attached a plat or map thereof.
3. A statement that the acquisition of such property by the petitioner is necessary for a public works project and a brief general description of the public works project.
4. A statement that the proceedings are being instituted under this chapter.
5. A suitable prayer for relief.
[5:135:1935; 1931 NCL § 6179.25]
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