Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-14-105
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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 79
Every ordinance enacted by a municipal governing body shall be
entered in an ordinance book immediately after its passage. The
entry shall contain the text of the ordinance and shall state the
date of its passage, the page of the journal containing the record
of the final vote on its passage, the name of the newspaper in which
the ordinance was published, and the date of the publication.
Compilations or codes of municipal law or regulations need not be
enrolled in full in the book of ordinances, but the ordinance
adopting by reference or enacting such compilation or code shall be
entered and a copy of the compilation or code shall be filed and
kept in the office of the municipal clerk.
Every ordinance enacted by a municipal governing body shall be
entered in an ordinance book immediately after its passage. The
entry shall contain the text of the ordinance and shall state the
date of its passage, the page of the journal containing the record
of the final vote on its passage, the name of the newspaper in which
the ordinance was published, and the date of the publication.
Compilations or codes of municipal law or regulations need not be
enrolled in full in the book of ordinances, but the ordinance
adopting by reference or enacting such compilation or code shall be
entered and a copy of the compilation or code shall be filed and
kept in the office of the municipal clerk.
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