Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-226
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Renewing improvements
Official statutory text
If the municipal governing body shall deem it necessary to pave,
construct, macadamize, chat or gravel, curb, gutter, drain, or
otherwise improve any street, avenue, alley, lane or any part
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 339
thereof, which shall have been heretofore paved, constructed,
macadamized, curbed, guttered, drained, or otherwise improved, the
improvement is authorized to be done in accordance with the
procedures on street improvements. In such case, the provisions of
Sections 36-201 through 36-312 of this title for making improvements
and levying assessments therefor and the issuance of bonds shall
apply.
construct, macadamize, chat or gravel, curb, gutter, drain, or
otherwise improve any street, avenue, alley, lane or any part
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 339
thereof, which shall have been heretofore paved, constructed,
macadamized, curbed, guttered, drained, or otherwise improved, the
improvement is authorized to be done in accordance with the
procedures on street improvements. In such case, the provisions of
Sections 36-201 through 36-312 of this title for making improvements
and levying assessments therefor and the issuance of bonds shall
apply.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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