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Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1310

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Resolution for ordering improvement

Official statutory text

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 150

(a) After the expiration of time for objection on the part of

the property owners, or if insufficient protest is filed, the

governing body of the city or the board of county commissioners

shall adopt a resolution determining that no protest has been filed,

or that such protest, if filed, was insufficient, and expressing the

determination of the governing body or board to proceed with the

acquisition or construction, or both, of the limited access

facility.

(b) The resolution shall state that the facility will be

acquired or constructed, or both, in accordance with the plans,

profiles and specifications theretofore adopted therefor, and shall

state the material to be used in the construction thereof.

(c) The resolution shall set forth any reasonable terms or

conditions that the governing body or the board shall determine

proper with reference to letting the contract and the provisions

thereof and shall provide that the contractor shall furnish, from

time to time thereafter, as required by the governing body or board

of county commissioners, such funds, in cash, as are by the city or

county needed in its condemnation proceedings in the acquisition of

the necessary sites and rights-of-way.

(d) The resolution shall provide that the contractor shall

execute to the city or to the county good and sufficient bonds, in

the amount to be stated in the resolution, for the faithful

furnishing of such condemnation monies and also conditioned for the

full and faithful execution of the work and the performance of the

contract, and a further bond for the maintenance in good condition

of such facility for a period of not less than five (5) years from

the date of its completion.

(e) The resolution shall also require the execution of a good

and sufficient bond to the State of Oklahoma conditioned on the

payment of all labor and material used in the construction of the

facility in the full amount of the contract price thereof.

(f) The resolution shall also direct the city or county clerk to

advertise for sealed proposals for furnishing the materials and

performing the work necessary in the construction of the facility.

The notice for such proposals shall state the time and place where

the same will be considered by the governing body or the board of

county commissioners and shall be published in two consecutive

Thursday issues of a daily newspaper or two consecutive issues of a

weekly newspaper published in the county and of general circulation

in the city or county.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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