Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-27
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Notice to county excise board of election result and
Official statutory text
amount of estimate - Tax levy.
When directed by a vote of the resident taxpayers at the special
election, the county commissioners shall at their first meeting
thereafter, notify the county excise board that:
1. The question specified by Section 15-25 of this title has
been voted upon and carried; and
2. The estimate as submitted by the board of directors of the
free district fair association amounts to a sum, not to exceed the
amount voted upon.
The excise board shall proceed to levy upon the total valuation of
the county a tax sufficient to raise the amount named in the county
commissioners' report, not to exceed one (1) mill, for the free
district fair purposes.
When directed by a vote of the resident taxpayers at the special
election, the county commissioners shall at their first meeting
thereafter, notify the county excise board that:
1. The question specified by Section 15-25 of this title has
been voted upon and carried; and
2. The estimate as submitted by the board of directors of the
free district fair association amounts to a sum, not to exceed the
amount voted upon.
The excise board shall proceed to levy upon the total valuation of
the county a tax sufficient to raise the amount named in the county
commissioners' report, not to exceed one (1) mill, for the free
district fair purposes.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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