Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-37-210
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Special attorneys, auditors or consulting engineers
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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 383
The municipal body may contract for the services of special
attorneys, auditors or consulting engineers to make the necessary
surveys, and prepare plans, plats, profiles, estimates and all other
details for the work of improvements and to supervise the work. Any
such consulting engineer shall be a person, firm or corporation,
resident in the State of Oklahoma, and duly registered as an
engineer in the State of Oklahoma. A consulting engineer may be
employed also to furnish the necessary advertising, printing,
transcripts, legal fees, preparation of assessment rolls, and such
other expense as may be necessary. The municipality shall provide
for the payment of such services and expenses from the assessments
to be levied as part of the cost of such improvments, except as
otherwise provided.
The municipal body may contract for the services of special
attorneys, auditors or consulting engineers to make the necessary
surveys, and prepare plans, plats, profiles, estimates and all other
details for the work of improvements and to supervise the work. Any
such consulting engineer shall be a person, firm or corporation,
resident in the State of Oklahoma, and duly registered as an
engineer in the State of Oklahoma. A consulting engineer may be
employed also to furnish the necessary advertising, printing,
transcripts, legal fees, preparation of assessment rolls, and such
other expense as may be necessary. The municipality shall provide
for the payment of such services and expenses from the assessments
to be levied as part of the cost of such improvments, except as
otherwise provided.
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