Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-211
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Final statement of cost - Designation of land in
Official statutory text
improvement district - Roster.
A. After the contract has been let and the grading and
underground connections have been made, the engineer shall prepare
and file with the municipal clerk a final, complete and accurate
statement of the cost of the entire improvement, including
engineering, appraising, advertising and other expenses incurred or
to be incurred by the municipality incident to the improvement,
together with any and all additions to the contract price of the
improvements and the cost of all water, gas, sewer or other utility
connections directly chargeable against the abutting property.
B. The engineer or municipal clerk shall prepare a roster of
the owners of the lots and parcels of land which are to be included
in the improvement district. The roster shall contain, according to
the record title thereof:
1. The names of the last known owners of the property to be
assessed, as shown by the current year's tax rolls in the county
treasurer's office, or as shown by the certificate of a bonded
abstractor; or in case the name of the owner is not known, a
statement to that effect; and
2. A description of each tract or parcel of land to be
assessed.
Any error in the description of any lot or tract of land liable for
assessment shall not invalidate the assessment or lien thereof.
C. The governing body shall adopt and approve the final
statement of cost, and the roster designating the lots and parcels
of land liable for assessment, if they are found to be correct.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 331
A. After the contract has been let and the grading and
underground connections have been made, the engineer shall prepare
and file with the municipal clerk a final, complete and accurate
statement of the cost of the entire improvement, including
engineering, appraising, advertising and other expenses incurred or
to be incurred by the municipality incident to the improvement,
together with any and all additions to the contract price of the
improvements and the cost of all water, gas, sewer or other utility
connections directly chargeable against the abutting property.
B. The engineer or municipal clerk shall prepare a roster of
the owners of the lots and parcels of land which are to be included
in the improvement district. The roster shall contain, according to
the record title thereof:
1. The names of the last known owners of the property to be
assessed, as shown by the current year's tax rolls in the county
treasurer's office, or as shown by the certificate of a bonded
abstractor; or in case the name of the owner is not known, a
statement to that effect; and
2. A description of each tract or parcel of land to be
assessed.
Any error in the description of any lot or tract of land liable for
assessment shall not invalidate the assessment or lien thereof.
C. The governing body shall adopt and approve the final
statement of cost, and the roster designating the lots and parcels
of land liable for assessment, if they are found to be correct.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 331
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