Okla. Stat. tit. 65, § 65-158.1

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Limitations on library commissions in counties of less

Official statutory text

than 200,000 population.

In exercising its powers and fulfilling its duties, a commission

for a city-county library in a county having a population of less

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 65. Public Libraries Page 47

than two hundred thousand (200,000) shall be subject to the

following limitations in addition to other limitations specifically

provided by statute:

1. The commission's exercise of the powers granted pursuant to

Section 158 of this title shall be subject to approval by the

governing body of the city and the board of county commissioners;

2. The commission shall submit its fee schedules, contracts,

expenses and annual budget for approval of the governing body of the

city and the board of county commissioners;

3. The commission may contract for, receive, utilize and

disburse any grants or other financial assistance from the United

States or from any other source only in such manner as may be agreed

upon by the governing body of the city and the board of county

commissioners;

4. Vouchers to pay claims authorized by the commission may be

issued only after the claims have been approved by the governing

body of the city and the board of county commissioners; and

5. The commission may execute deeds or other conveyances of

interests in real property only after authorization by resolutions

of the governing body of the city and the board of county

commissioners.

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