Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-212
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Appointment of appraisers - Duties - Preparation of
Official statutory text
assessment roll - Conclusiveness.
A. After the approval of the final statement of cost and the
roster designating the property in the improvement district, the
governing body by resolution shall appoint a board of appraisers to
appraise and apportion the benefits to the several lots and tracts
of land described in the roster. The board of appraisers shall
consist of three (3) disinterested freeholders of the municipality
who are not owners of property to be assessed for the improvement.
B. The appraisers shall take and subscribe an oath to make a
true and impartial appraisement and apportionment. The appraisers
may be paid for their services. The act of a majority of the
appraisers shall have like force and effect as the act of all.
C. Within five (5) days after being notified of their
appointment, the appraisers shall proceed to appraise and apportion
the benefits to such lots and tracts of land as have been designated
by the governing body. The cost of the improvement shall be
apportioned among the lots and subdivisions of each quarter block,
as provided in Section 36-213 of this title, according to the
ownership thereof as it appears on the roster and according to the
benefits to be assessed to each lot or parcel. The appraisers shall
prepare and file an assessment roll containing the amount of the
apportionment and assessment of each tract or parcel of land listed
on the roster with the municipal clerk within ten (10) days after
being notified of their appointment.
D. The determination by the board of appraisers, as confirmed
by the governing body, of the property to be assessed and of the
amount of benefits shall be conclusive upon the owners of the
property assessed and shall not be subject to review by any court.
A. After the approval of the final statement of cost and the
roster designating the property in the improvement district, the
governing body by resolution shall appoint a board of appraisers to
appraise and apportion the benefits to the several lots and tracts
of land described in the roster. The board of appraisers shall
consist of three (3) disinterested freeholders of the municipality
who are not owners of property to be assessed for the improvement.
B. The appraisers shall take and subscribe an oath to make a
true and impartial appraisement and apportionment. The appraisers
may be paid for their services. The act of a majority of the
appraisers shall have like force and effect as the act of all.
C. Within five (5) days after being notified of their
appointment, the appraisers shall proceed to appraise and apportion
the benefits to such lots and tracts of land as have been designated
by the governing body. The cost of the improvement shall be
apportioned among the lots and subdivisions of each quarter block,
as provided in Section 36-213 of this title, according to the
ownership thereof as it appears on the roster and according to the
benefits to be assessed to each lot or parcel. The appraisers shall
prepare and file an assessment roll containing the amount of the
apportionment and assessment of each tract or parcel of land listed
on the roster with the municipal clerk within ten (10) days after
being notified of their appointment.
D. The determination by the board of appraisers, as confirmed
by the governing body, of the property to be assessed and of the
amount of benefits shall be conclusive upon the owners of the
property assessed and shall not be subject to review by any court.
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