Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-218
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Assessment record
Official statutory text
As soon as the assessing ordinance is adopted, the municipal
clerk shall prepare a book which shall be known as the Street
Assessment Record in which he shall enter:
1. The names of each person owning the land to be assessed as
ascertained from the records of the county, or in case the name of
the owner is not known, a statement to that effect;
2. A description of the lot, tract or subdivision;
3. A blank space for entering the amount of the assessment; and
4. A suitable column for entering the payments which may be
made from time to time on account of the assessment.
clerk shall prepare a book which shall be known as the Street
Assessment Record in which he shall enter:
1. The names of each person owning the land to be assessed as
ascertained from the records of the county, or in case the name of
the owner is not known, a statement to that effect;
2. A description of the lot, tract or subdivision;
3. A blank space for entering the amount of the assessment; and
4. A suitable column for entering the payments which may be
made from time to time on account of the assessment.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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