Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-601.3
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Adoption of annual priority plan and budget for
Official statutory text
construction of road, bridge, culvert and drainage projects -
Amendment.
A. On or before September 30 of each year the board of county
commissioners shall adopt an annual priority plan and budget for the
construction of road, bridge, culvert and drainage projects during
the next federal fiscal year and the four (4) years succeeding the
next federal fiscal year, based upon available existing and
estimated future funds administered by the Department of
Transportation for county bridges and roads. The plan shall be
filed by the board of county commissioners with the Department of
Transportation and the county clerk.
B. The board of county commissioners may amend annual priority
plans and budgets, but any amendment shall be filed with the
Department of Transportation and county clerk.
Amendment.
A. On or before September 30 of each year the board of county
commissioners shall adopt an annual priority plan and budget for the
construction of road, bridge, culvert and drainage projects during
the next federal fiscal year and the four (4) years succeeding the
next federal fiscal year, based upon available existing and
estimated future funds administered by the Department of
Transportation for county bridges and roads. The plan shall be
filed by the board of county commissioners with the Department of
Transportation and the county clerk.
B. The board of county commissioners may amend annual priority
plans and budgets, but any amendment shall be filed with the
Department of Transportation and county clerk.
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