Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-96
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Contracts for construction of buildings and other
Official statutory text
structures - Financing.
A. The board of directors of any county fair association is
authorized to enter into agreements with other persons, firms or
corporations, the terms of which provide for the construction of
buildings or other structures upon the property used by the
associations for fairs, exhibitions and other events. The funds to
be made available for the contracts authorized by this section shall
be derived only from the operation of the fairgrounds, gifts or
donations received for such purpose.
B. The use of appropriated public funds or tax receipts to pay
for such structures is expressly prohibited and no liability shall
be incurred by the board of county commissioners or public body in
the event of default on such contracts.
A. The board of directors of any county fair association is
authorized to enter into agreements with other persons, firms or
corporations, the terms of which provide for the construction of
buildings or other structures upon the property used by the
associations for fairs, exhibitions and other events. The funds to
be made available for the contracts authorized by this section shall
be derived only from the operation of the fairgrounds, gifts or
donations received for such purpose.
B. The use of appropriated public funds or tax receipts to pay
for such structures is expressly prohibited and no liability shall
be incurred by the board of county commissioners or public body in
the event of default on such contracts.
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