Okla. Stat. tit. 3, § 3-88
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Provisions not mandatory
Official statutory text
No provision of this act is mandatory upon any city or town in
Oklahoma, or the governing body thereof, in the acquisition,
improvement, construction, operation, or maintenance of any
municipally owned airport or air navigation facility; nor shall any
provision of this act prevent or take away from any city or town
governing board the authority to deal directly with any agency of
the federal government in the matching of any funds made available
by the federal government for acquisition, improvement,
construction, operation, or maintenance of any such municipally
owned airport or air navigation facility.
Oklahoma, or the governing body thereof, in the acquisition,
improvement, construction, operation, or maintenance of any
municipally owned airport or air navigation facility; nor shall any
provision of this act prevent or take away from any city or town
governing board the authority to deal directly with any agency of
the federal government in the matching of any funds made available
by the federal government for acquisition, improvement,
construction, operation, or maintenance of any such municipally
owned airport or air navigation facility.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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