Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-1255
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Improvement of existing roads, streets, avenues, alleys,
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or lanes - Application of act.
In all cases where the board of county commissioners shall deem
it necessary to pave, construct, macadamize, chat or gravel, curb,
gutter, drain or otherwise improve any road, street, avenue, alley,
lane or any part thereof, which shall have been heretofore paved,
constructed, macadamized, curbed, guttered, drained or otherwise
improved, such improvement is authorized to be done under and in
pursuance of the provisions of this act, and in such case all
provisions of this act for making such improvements and levying
assessments therefor and the issuance of bonds shall apply.
In all cases where the board of county commissioners shall deem
it necessary to pave, construct, macadamize, chat or gravel, curb,
gutter, drain or otherwise improve any road, street, avenue, alley,
lane or any part thereof, which shall have been heretofore paved,
constructed, macadamized, curbed, guttered, drained or otherwise
improved, such improvement is authorized to be done under and in
pursuance of the provisions of this act, and in such case all
provisions of this act for making such 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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