Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-24-102

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Legislative Findings and Declaration of Necessity

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Legislative Findings and Declaration of Necessity. It is

declared that the provision of adequate, reliable and economic

sources of electrical energy is in the public interest; that there

is a need to establish a means by which municipalities and public

trusts operating municipal electric systems may jointly plan,

finance, own and operate facilities relating to electrical energy

and acquire fuel and other supplies for the generation of electrical

energy through the creation of a power authority in order to achieve

economies and efficiencies not possible for municipalities and

public trusts acting alone; that the joint planning, financing,

ownership and operation of facilities relating to electrical energy,

the acquisition of fuel and other supplies for the generation of

electrical energy and the issuance of revenue bonds as provided

herein is for a public use and serves a valid public purpose; and

that the Legislature finds it necessary and proper to provide a

method for municipalities and public trusts operating municipal

electric systems to jointly plan, finance, develop, own or operate,

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 212

either by themselves or with other public agencies, utilities or

persons, facilities appropriate to the present and projected needs

of such municipalities and public trusts for electrical energy. It

is further declared that the intent of this act is to consider all

methods for the generation of electrical energy and to provide such

energy in the most economical manner available.

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