Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1330
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Payment of cost of acquiring right-of-way
Official statutory text
Any county or city shall have authority to pay all or any part
of the cost of acquiring all or any part of any right-of-way
necessary for the establishment of any such "limited access
facilities" out of general funds or the proceeds of bonds voted for
such purpose, whether such right-of-way is within or without the
corporate limits of any such city; provided such limited access
facility or part thereof shall have been previously designated by
the board of county commissioners and the county planning commission
of such county, or by the governing body of the city and the city
planning commission of the city, as the case may be, or by all the
same, as a necessary part of a comprehensive plan for a system of
streets or highways for the adequate movement of traffic in, out,
through or around such county or city.
of the cost of acquiring all or any part of any right-of-way
necessary for the establishment of any such "limited access
facilities" out of general funds or the proceeds of bonds voted for
such purpose, whether such right-of-way is within or without the
corporate limits of any such city; provided such limited access
facility or part thereof shall have been previously designated by
the board of county commissioners and the county planning commission
of such county, or by the governing body of the city and the city
planning commission of the city, as the case may be, or by all the
same, as a necessary part of a comprehensive plan for a system of
streets or highways for the adequate movement of traffic in, out,
through or around such county or city.
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