Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-117
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Sidewalks - Construction by railroad - Maintenance of
Official statutory text
improvements.
The municipality may require, in addition to the improvement of
streets as required in Section 36-116 of this title, that a railway
company shall construct sidewalks crossing the tracks or right-of-
way of its railways, with such material as the municipality may
require by ordinance, upon either or both sides of the street; and
that the railway company shall maintain such improvements, keeping
the same in repair at its own expense, using for such purpose the
same material as is used for the original paving, graveling or
macadamizing, or sidewalks, or such other material as the
municipality may order.
The municipality may require, in addition to the improvement of
streets as required in Section 36-116 of this title, that a railway
company shall construct sidewalks crossing the tracks or right-of-
way of its railways, with such material as the municipality may
require by ordinance, upon either or both sides of the street; and
that the railway company shall maintain such improvements, keeping
the same in repair at its own expense, using for such purpose the
same material as is used for the original paving, graveling or
macadamizing, or sidewalks, or such other material as the
municipality may order.
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