Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-32-115
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Cost of maintaining or operating parking stations -
Official statutory text
Charges.
After any parking stations are acquired and improved by the
municipality, the cost of maintaining, operating and policing the
same shall be borne by the municipality. The use of the parking
stations may be free or for such charge or charges as shall be
determined by the governing body, to be collected either by parking
meters, by attendants, or otherwise. The governing body may also
prescribe and enforce any fees or charges which are to be made for
the use of such facilities by any lessee or operator of the parking
stations.
After any parking stations are acquired and improved by the
municipality, the cost of maintaining, operating and policing the
same shall be borne by the municipality. The use of the parking
stations may be free or for such charge or charges as shall be
determined by the governing body, to be collected either by parking
meters, by attendants, or otherwise. The governing body may also
prescribe and enforce any fees or charges which are to be made for
the use of such facilities by any lessee or operator of the parking
stations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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