Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-866.31
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Validation of existing plans, ordinances, etc
Official statutory text
All existing plans, regulations, resolutions, ordinances and
codes and all amendments, supplements and changes thereof adopted
under prior existing planning acts, and all actions taken under the
authority thereof, are hereby validated and continued in effect
until amended, revised, or repealed by appropriate official action
taken under authority of this act. Any comprehensive plan
heretofore filed of record in the office of the county clerk of said
county by the presently existing city commission may by resolution
of the commission be withdrawn from record and the recording of such
resolution of withdrawal in the office of the county clerk shall be
authority for the exclusion from abstracts of title of such plan so
withdrawn.
codes and all amendments, supplements and changes thereof adopted
under prior existing planning acts, and all actions taken under the
authority thereof, are hereby validated and continued in effect
until amended, revised, or repealed by appropriate official action
taken under authority of this act. Any comprehensive plan
heretofore filed of record in the office of the county clerk of said
county by the presently existing city commission may by resolution
of the commission be withdrawn from record and the recording of such
resolution of withdrawal in the office of the county clerk shall be
authority for the exclusion from abstracts of title of such plan so
withdrawn.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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