Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-83
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Tax levy for free fair improvement fund - Election -
Official statutory text
Amount - Purpose.
A. At any election held under the provisions of Section 15-80
of this title, there may be also submitted to a vote of the legal
voters of the county, under the same conditions as provided in
Section 15-80 of this title, the question of authorizing and
directing the excise board of such county to make an annual levy of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 558
not to exceed one (1) mill, for not to exceed five (5) succeeding
years, to provide a "free fair improvement fund". The fund shall be
used for the purpose of securing suitable grounds, making
improvements thereon and maintaining the same. The fund shall be
for a special purpose.
B. The levy shall be in addition to the maximum levy for
current expenses now provided by law.
A. At any election held under the provisions of Section 15-80
of this title, there may be also submitted to a vote of the legal
voters of the county, under the same conditions as provided in
Section 15-80 of this title, the question of authorizing and
directing the excise board of such county to make an annual levy of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 558
not to exceed one (1) mill, for not to exceed five (5) succeeding
years, to provide a "free fair improvement fund". The fund shall be
used for the purpose of securing suitable grounds, making
improvements thereon and maintaining the same. The fund shall be
for a special purpose.
B. The levy shall be in addition to the maximum levy for
current expenses now provided by law.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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