Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-92

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Tax levy for additional improvements - Power to levy and

Official statutory text

include in estimate - Amount and purpose.

A. The board of county commissioners of any county which has

acquired free fair lands and buildings pursuant to Section 15-91 of

this title or pursuant to any other act of the Legislature is

authorized to levy and include in the estimate of the county,

submitted to the county excise board, a county ad valorem tax of not

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to exceed one (1) mill on the dollar valuation for the purpose of

making additional free fair improvements, such as purchasing

additional lands, constructing additional buildings, beautifying and

improving the lands and repairing the free fair buildings.

B. Said levy shall not be for a current expense but shall be

for a special purpose and for a special fund to be known as the free

fair improvement fund. The levy shall be in addition to the maximum

statutory levy authorized to be made for current expense purposes.

The levy shall also be in addition to the county free fair levy

authorized to be made for the support and maintenance of the county

free fair.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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