Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-21-203
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Approval of annexation - Recording of resolution and
Official statutory text
plat.
If a majority of the votes cast in the election are in favor of
annexation of the territory and relocation of the municipality, the
governing body shall so declare by resolution, and a copy of the
resolution and the plat shall be filed for record in the office of
the county clerk and the office of the Secretary of State. If part
or all of the territory comprised within the new site is located in
a county other than that in which the municipality is located, the
resolution and plat shall be recorded in each county. Upon the date
of the filing of the resolution and the plat, the territory shall be
annexed to and be the site of the municipality.
If a majority of the votes cast in the election are in favor of
annexation of the territory and relocation of the municipality, the
governing body shall so declare by resolution, and a copy of the
resolution and the plat shall be filed for record in the office of
the county clerk and the office of the Secretary of State. If part
or all of the territory comprised within the new site is located in
a county other than that in which the municipality is located, the
resolution and plat shall be recorded in each county. Upon the date
of the filing of the resolution and the plat, the territory shall be
annexed to and be the site of the municipality.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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