Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-32-111
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Rules applicable to a petition for improvement
Official statutory text
For the purposes of a petition for parking station improvement,
the following shall apply:
1. After any petition has been signed by an owner of land in
the improvement district, any change in ownership of the land shall
not affect the petition;
2. If any of the owners of lands within the improvement
district are tenants in common or joint tenants, each cotenant or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 289
joint tenant shall be considered a landowner to the extent of his
undivided interest in said land;
3. The owner of a life estate shall be deemed the sole
landowner;
4. Guardians of minors or insane persons may petition for their
wards when authorized by the probate court to do so; and
5. An Oklahoma corporation having its registered office in the
municipality and owning land in the improvement district shall be
deemed a record landowner.
the following shall apply:
1. After any petition has been signed by an owner of land in
the improvement district, any change in ownership of the land shall
not affect the petition;
2. If any of the owners of lands within the improvement
district are tenants in common or joint tenants, each cotenant or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 289
joint tenant shall be considered a landowner to the extent of his
undivided interest in said land;
3. The owner of a life estate shall be deemed the sole
landowner;
4. Guardians of minors or insane persons may petition for their
wards when authorized by the probate court to do so; and
5. An Oklahoma corporation having its registered office in the
municipality and owning land in the improvement district shall be
deemed a record landowner.
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