Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-21-108
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Lands platted for educational or charitable
Official statutory text
institutions - Annexation only by petition.
When any lands adjacent to the corporate limits of any
municipality have been surveyed and platted into lots and blocks for
the purpose of being sold in whole or in part to establish, build or
maintain any religious, fraternal, or benevolent school, college,
home or other educational or charitiable institution, these lands
may not be annexed to the municipality without a petition requesting
annexation first being signed and filed by at least a majority of
the resident owners of the lands to be annexed.
When any lands adjacent to the corporate limits of any
municipality have been surveyed and platted into lots and blocks for
the purpose of being sold in whole or in part to establish, build or
maintain any religious, fraternal, or benevolent school, college,
home or other educational or charitiable institution, these lands
may not be annexed to the municipality without a petition requesting
annexation first being signed and filed by at least a majority of
the resident owners of the lands to be annexed.
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