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Okla. Stat. tit. 65, § 65-2-109

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Support Revolving Fund - Five-year plan for library development.

A. The five-year plan for library development required pursuant

to Section 2-108 of this title may address proposals to:

1. Seek financing for additional levels or types of library

services and/or contracting with existing Oklahoma Department of

Libraries certified public libraries for:

a. free access and service by all county residents,

b. specific services such as bookmobile or book

deposits/book centers,

c. access to information services through

telecommunications,

d. surveys or studies of countywide library needs,

e. leased or permanent facilities, and

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f. any other services as mandated by the Oklahoma

Department of Libraries;

2. Hold an election seeking a countywide mill levy for support.

Such plans shall be based on the needs, analysis and desires of the

respective counties or existing library districts or library

systems. If a plan includes a proposal to hold an election on a

mill levy for library support, the plan may specify how the public

library authority will serve as the coordinator for cooperation

between publicly funded libraries of all types;

3. Include the utilization of technological equipment and

telecommunications access consistent with Sections 55 and 56 of this

title; and

4. Provide for any other services as mandated by the Oklahoma

Department of Libraries.

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