Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-91
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Adoption of system of recording - Equipment, supplies and
Official statutory text
operators - Contracts for recording work.
The board of county commissioners of any county in this state
may by resolution adopt the system of photographic recording for any
or all offices of the respective counties where instruments are
filed which are required to be recorded in books to be kept for that
purpose. Said board of county commissioners in such counties where
such system of recording is adopted may purchase such machines,
equipment, and supplies as may be necessary and proper to do said
work and also employ a competent operator or operators to operate
said machines, the salary of such operator or operators to be fixed
by the board of county commissioners in such amount as they shall
deem advisable. In lieu of the purchase of said machines,
equipment, and supplies by the county, the board of county
commissioners may, if they deem it advisable, contract with some
suitable person or persons, firm, or corporation having proper
machines and equipment therefor to do all recording work required to
be done in any office in their respective counties and fix the
compensation therefor. No contract shall be made wherein the county
shall be required to pay for such work a greater price than sixty
percent (60%) of the total fees charged for such recording, as fixed
by law at the time said contract is entered into. The adoption of
this system by any county prior to the passage of this act, and the
record heretofore made by such system, are hereby validated.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 67. Records Page 16
The board of county commissioners of any county in this state
may by resolution adopt the system of photographic recording for any
or all offices of the respective counties where instruments are
filed which are required to be recorded in books to be kept for that
purpose. Said board of county commissioners in such counties where
such system of recording is adopted may purchase such machines,
equipment, and supplies as may be necessary and proper to do said
work and also employ a competent operator or operators to operate
said machines, the salary of such operator or operators to be fixed
by the board of county commissioners in such amount as they shall
deem advisable. In lieu of the purchase of said machines,
equipment, and supplies by the county, the board of county
commissioners may, if they deem it advisable, contract with some
suitable person or persons, firm, or corporation having proper
machines and equipment therefor to do all recording work required to
be done in any office in their respective counties and fix the
compensation therefor. No contract shall be made wherein the county
shall be required to pay for such work a greater price than sixty
percent (60%) of the total fees charged for such recording, as fixed
by law at the time said contract is entered into. The adoption of
this system by any county prior to the passage of this act, and the
record heretofore made by such system, are hereby validated.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 67. Records Page 16
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