Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-22-129
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Tax warrants against lots for special assessments or
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for abatement of public nuisance.
A. Where municipal improvements of any character are made by
special assessments upon the abutting lots, or upon blocks, or where
a special assessment may be created by ordinance for the direct
benefit of a limited locality in a municipality, the governing body
may issue a tax warrant against each separate abutting lot, in the
manner provided by law, which shall be a valid lien on the lot and
shall be extended, collected and bear a like penalty with other
taxes of the state, county or municipality.
B. Where a municipality has abated any public nuisance in
accordance with state law or municipal ordinance, the governing body
may issue a tax warrant against each separate lot that was actually
abated, in the manner provided by law, which shall be a valid lien
on the lot and shall be extended, collected and bear a like penalty
with other taxes of the state, county or municipality.
A. Where municipal improvements of any character are made by
special assessments upon the abutting lots, or upon blocks, or where
a special assessment may be created by ordinance for the direct
benefit of a limited locality in a municipality, the governing body
may issue a tax warrant against each separate abutting lot, in the
manner provided by law, which shall be a valid lien on the lot and
shall be extended, collected and bear a like penalty with other
taxes of the state, county or municipality.
B. Where a municipality has abated any public nuisance in
accordance with state law or municipal ordinance, the governing body
may issue a tax warrant against each separate lot that was actually
abated, in the manner provided by law, which shall be a valid lien
on the lot and shall be extended, collected and bear a like penalty
with other taxes of the state, county or municipality.
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