Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-1231
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Compensation of abutting record title holders - Failure
Official statutory text
to compensate.
No change of any grade previously established by such county
shall be made without making due compensation to the record title
holders of abutting property for any damage caused by such grade
change to the permanent improvements erected on said property with
reference to the grade previously established. The failure to make
such compensation shall in no way invalidate such assessments on the
property chargeable with such assessments as provided in Section
1240 of this title.
No change of any grade previously established by such county
shall be made without making due compensation to the record title
holders of abutting property for any damage caused by such grade
change to the permanent improvements erected on said property with
reference to the grade previously established. The failure to make
such compensation shall in no way invalidate such assessments on the
property chargeable with such assessments as provided in Section
1240 of this title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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