Okla. Stat. tit. 44, § 44-233.5
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Conveyance of sites by political subdivisions
Official statutory text
The governing body of any school district, town, city, county or
any other political subdivision of state government is hereby
authorized to convey to this state, title or other adequate property
interest to acceptable and suitable real estate under its control
and proper jurisdiction as sites for the construction, erection and
completion of facilities under Section 233.2 et seq. of this title,
and any individual and any corporation is authorized to convey by
deed to this state, any of his, her or its lands, situated in the
state for such purpose and use.
any other political subdivision of state government is hereby
authorized to convey to this state, title or other adequate property
interest to acceptable and suitable real estate under its control
and proper jurisdiction as sites for the construction, erection and
completion of facilities under Section 233.2 et seq. of this title,
and any individual and any corporation is authorized to convey by
deed to this state, any of his, her or its lands, situated in the
state for such purpose and use.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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