Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-17-110
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Capital improvements - Definitions
Official statutory text
For the purpose of creating a capital improvement fund and
expending money therefrom, capital improvement shall mean all items
and articles, either new or replacements, not consumed with use but
only diminished in value with prolonged use, including but not
limited to roads and streets, drainage improvements, water and
sewerage improvements, machinery, equipment, furniture and fixtures,
all real property, all construction or reconstruction of buildings,
appurtenances and improvements to real property, the cost and
expenses related thereto of rights-of-way or other real property,
engineering, architectural or legal fees, and payment for
improvements for which subsequent reimbursement is made to the
capital improvement fund.
expending money therefrom, capital improvement shall mean all items
and articles, either new or replacements, not consumed with use but
only diminished in value with prolonged use, including but not
limited to roads and streets, drainage improvements, water and
sewerage improvements, machinery, equipment, furniture and fixtures,
all real property, all construction or reconstruction of buildings,
appurtenances and improvements to real property, the cost and
expenses related thereto of rights-of-way or other real property,
engineering, architectural or legal fees, and payment for
improvements for which subsequent reimbursement is made to the
capital improvement fund.
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