Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-6-101
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Proposal for consolidation - Terms and conditions -
Official statutory text
Approval by governing bodies.
Any two or more municipalities lying adjacent to each other may
consolidate and become one municipal corporation. A proposal for
consolidation shall be prepared by the governing body of a
municipality when:
1. A resolution of the governing body so directs; or
2. A petition signed by at least twenty-five percent (25%) of
the registered voters of the municipality, as shown by the preceding
general election, is filed with the governing body.
The proposal shall then be submitted to the governing body of an
adjacent municipality for its approval. When the proposal is
approved, the governing bodies of the municipalities to be
consolidated, or their representatives, shall prepare the terms and
conditions of the consolidation. The terms and conditions of
consolidation shall provide for the transition of officers and
employees of each municipality which is to be consolidated. If each
governing body approves the terms of consolidation, it shall adopt a
resolution declaring its approval and shall provide for an election
on the question of consolidation.
Any two or more municipalities lying adjacent to each other may
consolidate and become one municipal corporation. A proposal for
consolidation shall be prepared by the governing body of a
municipality when:
1. A resolution of the governing body so directs; or
2. A petition signed by at least twenty-five percent (25%) of
the registered voters of the municipality, as shown by the preceding
general election, is filed with the governing body.
The proposal shall then be submitted to the governing body of an
adjacent municipality for its approval. When the proposal is
approved, the governing bodies of the municipalities to be
consolidated, or their representatives, shall prepare the terms and
conditions of the consolidation. The terms and conditions of
consolidation shall provide for the transition of officers and
employees of each municipality which is to be consolidated. If each
governing body approves the terms of consolidation, it shall adopt a
resolution declaring its approval and shall provide for an election
on the question of consolidation.
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