Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-3-102
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Hearing on petition - Order of commissioners calling for
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election on question.
Within thirty (30) days after the petition for incorporation has
been presented, the board of county commissioners shall determine,
either by affidavit or by oral testimony in a hearing on the
petition, whether the requirements for incorporation have been fully
complied with. If the board is satisfied with the petitioners'
compliance, it shall call for an election for the purpose of
submitting to the registered voters of the proposed town the
question of whether or not such territory shall become an
incorporated town. The order of the board calling for the election
shall name the date for the election and shall be submitted to the
secretary of the county election board for the purpose of conducting
the election.
Within thirty (30) days after the petition for incorporation has
been presented, the board of county commissioners shall determine,
either by affidavit or by oral testimony in a hearing on the
petition, whether the requirements for incorporation have been fully
complied with. If the board is satisfied with the petitioners'
compliance, it shall call for an election for the purpose of
submitting to the registered voters of the proposed town the
question of whether or not such territory shall become an
incorporated town. The order of the board calling for the election
shall name the date for the election and shall be submitted to the
secretary of the county election board for the purpose of conducting
the election.
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