Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-3-401
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Change of name
Official statutory text
The name of any district may be changed by resolution of the
board of directors thereof. Said resolution shall be submitted to
the Commission, which shall present same to the Secretary of State
who shall, if the Secretary of State finds that such name is not
identical or so nearly similar to the name of another conservation
district as to lead to confusion or uncertainty, file the resolution
and issue a new certificate to the district showing the new name.
board of directors thereof. Said resolution shall be submitted to
the Commission, which shall present same to the Secretary of State
who shall, if the Secretary of State finds that such name is not
identical or so nearly similar to the name of another conservation
district as to lead to confusion or uncertainty, file the resolution
and issue a new certificate to the district showing the new name.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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