Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-865.52
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Resolution of board - Majority vote of people
Official statutory text
Each county of the state which is hereby authorized to avail
itself of the provisions of this act is hereby authorized to set up
a planning commission by resolution of the board and by a vote of
the majority of the people voting at an election called for such
purpose in said county and to appropriate funds in the amounts
necessary to carry out the purpose of this act. The commission,
upon approval of the board, is hereby authorized to contract for,
receive and utilize any grants or other financial assistance from
the federal or state government or from any other source, public or
private, in furtherance of its functions and may incur necessary
expenses in obtaining said grants and/or financial assistance within
the limits of its appropriations.
itself of the provisions of this act is hereby authorized to set up
a planning commission by resolution of the board and by a vote of
the majority of the people voting at an election called for such
purpose in said county and to appropriate funds in the amounts
necessary to carry out the purpose of this act. The commission,
upon approval of the board, is hereby authorized to contract for,
receive and utilize any grants or other financial assistance from
the federal or state government or from any other source, public or
private, in furtherance of its functions and may incur necessary
expenses in obtaining said grants and/or financial assistance within
the limits of its appropriations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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