Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-32-108
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Resolution authorizing improvement - Notice
Official statutory text
The governing body may, by a majority vote of its entire
membership, adopt a resolution authorizing the parking station
improvement at any time within six (6) months after the final
adjournment of the hearing on the advisability of making the
improvement. Notice of the resolution shall be published in at
least two (2) issues of a newspaper of general circulation in the
municipality. The notice shall state that any record owner of
property liable to assessment may protest the improvement, as
provided in Section 32-109 of this title.
membership, adopt a resolution authorizing the parking station
improvement at any time within six (6) months after the final
adjournment of the hearing on the advisability of making the
improvement. Notice of the resolution shall be published in at
least two (2) issues of a newspaper of general circulation in the
municipality. The notice shall state that any record owner of
property liable to assessment may protest the improvement, as
provided in Section 32-109 of this title.
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