Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-430.1
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Counties, cities, towns and school districts authorized
Official statutory text
to rent real or personal property - Definition of personal property.
A. The governing board of any county, city or town, or school
district is authorized to rent on a monthly basis real or personal
property as authorized by the governing board and to pay the rental
charges thereon for usage during any fiscal period, or portion
thereof, out of appropriations made and approved for such purposes
for, or during, such fiscal year. Any such rental contract
extending beyond June 30 of the fiscal year shall contain provisions
for mutual ratification of renewal under the conditions provided in
this section.
B. As used in this section, the term “personal property” shall
include, but not be limited to:
1. Portable, or otherwise moveable, buildings and structures;
2. Prefabricated metal buildings and structures, along with
necessary utility services for such buildings or structures;
3. Roofs placed over existing roof structures; provided, lease-
purchase of retrofit metal roofs shall be awarded by competitive
bids and the governing board of any county, city or town, or school
district shall comply with the Public Competitive Bidding Act of
1974 where total payments of principle and interest provided by the
lease-purchase contract are anticipated to exceed Twenty-five
Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00); and
4. Other structures or property that can be disassembled after
installation and removed without permanent physical damage to
existing property.
Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7 of Title 60 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, such personal property shall retain its status as
personal property and shall not be deemed to become attached to the
real estate for the duration of the lease-purchase agreement.
C. It is the purpose of this section to authorize such
governing boards to enter into lease and lease-purchase contracts
but not to incur any obligation upon the part of their respective
municipal or governmental subdivisions in excess of the income and
revenue thereof provided for such purposes for the fiscal year in
which the lease contract is effectively operative.
D. Any agreement to lease and purchase real or personal
property, where title is to be acquired by the municipal or
governmental subdivision, shall state the purchase price of the real
or personal property so leased and in no event shall the lease be
extended so as to cause payment of more than the stated purchase
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 425
price of the real or personal property plus interest not to exceed
ten percent (10%) simple interest on the unpaid balance due as of
each payment date. When the purchase price plus interest has been
paid, the property shall belong to the lessee and the lessor shall
deliver a bill of sale to the property to the lessee. Any lease-
purchase agreement may include an option to purchase, transfer and
acquire title during the term of the lease upon payment of the
balance of the agreed purchase price, and each agreement shall
include a provision to transfer title to the lessee at the end of
the completed lease term for nominal or no additional consideration.
E. The payment for the lease or rental of real or personal
property shall be made only from annual and supplemental
appropriations specifically designated for such purpose, and no
appropriation for the purpose of paying rentals on real or personal
property shall be transferred or diverted to any other purpose,
except as may be authorized by the terms of the agreement or by law.
F. When any real or personal property has been leased or rented
during any fiscal year under any contract which permits continuance
of such rental for the remainder of the fiscal year, the renting or
leasing thereof shall be continued for the remainder of the fiscal
year unless the governing body renting or leasing the same, by
proper resolution entered in the minutes of the governing body,
F. When any real or personal property has been leased or rented
during any fiscal year under any contract which permits continuance
of such rental for the remainder of the fiscal year, the renting or
leasing thereof shall be continued for the remainder of the fiscal
year unless the governing body renting or leasing the same, by
proper resolution entered in the minutes of the governing body,
shall certify that the continuance of such rental is unnecessary and
contrary to the public interest. However, to affect a contract
termination of lease or lease-purchase equipment, written notice
shall be sent by certified mail to the vendor thirty (30) days prior
to the termination of the contract. Such notice shall be
accompanied by payment of all sums then owed up to the date of the
termination of the contract and shall certify that the canceled
equipment is not being replaced by equipment performing similar
functions. All equipment covered by such contract termination shall
be returned to the vendor at the expense of the governmental agency
terminating such contract. Such equipment shall be returned in good
condition to a location designated by the vendor and the equipment,
when returned, shall be free of all liens and encumbrances.
Satisfaction of all of the requirements of this section shall
release the governmental agency terminating such contract from any
further obligation to make any further payments to the vendor.
A. The governing board of any county, city or town, or school
district is authorized to rent on a monthly basis real or personal
property as authorized by the governing board and to pay the rental
charges thereon for usage during any fiscal period, or portion
thereof, out of appropriations made and approved for such purposes
for, or during, such fiscal year. Any such rental contract
extending beyond June 30 of the fiscal year shall contain provisions
for mutual ratification of renewal under the conditions provided in
this section.
B. As used in this section, the term “personal property” shall
include, but not be limited to:
1. Portable, or otherwise moveable, buildings and structures;
2. Prefabricated metal buildings and structures, along with
necessary utility services for such buildings or structures;
3. Roofs placed over existing roof structures; provided, lease-
purchase of retrofit metal roofs shall be awarded by competitive
bids and the governing board of any county, city or town, or school
district shall comply with the Public Competitive Bidding Act of
1974 where total payments of principle and interest provided by the
lease-purchase contract are anticipated to exceed Twenty-five
Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00); and
4. Other structures or property that can be disassembled after
installation and removed without permanent physical damage to
existing property.
Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7 of Title 60 of the
Oklahoma Statutes, such personal property shall retain its status as
personal property and shall not be deemed to become attached to the
real estate for the duration of the lease-purchase agreement.
C. It is the purpose of this section to authorize such
governing boards to enter into lease and lease-purchase contracts
but not to incur any obligation upon the part of their respective
municipal or governmental subdivisions in excess of the income and
revenue thereof provided for such purposes for the fiscal year in
which the lease contract is effectively operative.
D. Any agreement to lease and purchase real or personal
property, where title is to be acquired by the municipal or
governmental subdivision, shall state the purchase price of the real
or personal property so leased and in no event shall the lease be
extended so as to cause payment of more than the stated purchase
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 425
price of the real or personal property plus interest not to exceed
ten percent (10%) simple interest on the unpaid balance due as of
each payment date. When the purchase price plus interest has been
paid, the property shall belong to the lessee and the lessor shall
deliver a bill of sale to the property to the lessee. Any lease-
purchase agreement may include an option to purchase, transfer and
acquire title during the term of the lease upon payment of the
balance of the agreed purchase price, and each agreement shall
include a provision to transfer title to the lessee at the end of
the completed lease term for nominal or no additional consideration.
E. The payment for the lease or rental of real or personal
property shall be made only from annual and supplemental
appropriations specifically designated for such purpose, and no
appropriation for the purpose of paying rentals on real or personal
property shall be transferred or diverted to any other purpose,
except as may be authorized by the terms of the agreement or by law.
F. When any real or personal property has been leased or rented
during any fiscal year under any contract which permits continuance
of such rental for the remainder of the fiscal year, the renting or
leasing thereof shall be continued for the remainder of the fiscal
year unless the governing body renting or leasing the same, by
proper resolution entered in the minutes of the governing body,
F. When any real or personal property has been leased or rented
during any fiscal year under any contract which permits continuance
of such rental for the remainder of the fiscal year, the renting or
leasing thereof shall be continued for the remainder of the fiscal
year unless the governing body renting or leasing the same, by
proper resolution entered in the minutes of the governing body,
shall certify that the continuance of such rental is unnecessary and
contrary to the public interest. However, to affect a contract
termination of lease or lease-purchase equipment, written notice
shall be sent by certified mail to the vendor thirty (30) days prior
to the termination of the contract. Such notice shall be
accompanied by payment of all sums then owed up to the date of the
termination of the contract and shall certify that the canceled
equipment is not being replaced by equipment performing similar
functions. All equipment covered by such contract termination shall
be returned to the vendor at the expense of the governmental agency
terminating such contract. Such equipment shall be returned in good
condition to a location designated by the vendor and the equipment,
when returned, shall be free of all liens and encumbrances.
Satisfaction of all of the requirements of this section shall
release the governmental agency terminating such contract from any
further obligation to make any further payments to the vendor.
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