Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-109
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Technology center school districts - Special building
Official statutory text
project account.
A. If required to do so as a prerequisite to the receipt of
federal funds for a building project, the board of education of a
technology center school district may establish a special account to
be used for payment of the cost of the building project. Federal
and state funds received for the building project may be deposited
in the special account. Monies from the following sources, if
available for the payment of the cost of the building project, may
also be deposited in the special account: bond issues, levies for a
building fund under Section 10 of Article X, Oklahoma Constitution
and appropriations for capital outlay in the general fund of the
district.
B. The board of education shall estimate the total amount to be
deposited in or transferred to the aforesaid building project
account, and may issue warrants against the account for the payment
of the cost of the building project. The total amount of such
warrants shall not exceed the estimate of the board of education of
the total amount to be deposited in or transferred to the account.
If there shall be an insufficient amount in the building project
account to pay a warrant, the warrant shall bear interest at a rate
to be fixed by the board of education, not to exceed six percent
(6%) per annum, from the date of issuance until paid.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 651
C. For the purposes of this section, the cost of a building
project shall include expenditures for sites, for the construction
of buildings, and for equipment, furniture and fixtures.
D. The State Board of Career and Technology Education shall
adopt such rules as it deems necessary to make the provisions of
this section effective.
A. If required to do so as a prerequisite to the receipt of
federal funds for a building project, the board of education of a
technology center school district may establish a special account to
be used for payment of the cost of the building project. Federal
and state funds received for the building project may be deposited
in the special account. Monies from the following sources, if
available for the payment of the cost of the building project, may
also be deposited in the special account: bond issues, levies for a
building fund under Section 10 of Article X, Oklahoma Constitution
and appropriations for capital outlay in the general fund of the
district.
B. The board of education shall estimate the total amount to be
deposited in or transferred to the aforesaid building project
account, and may issue warrants against the account for the payment
of the cost of the building project. The total amount of such
warrants shall not exceed the estimate of the board of education of
the total amount to be deposited in or transferred to the account.
If there shall be an insufficient amount in the building project
account to pay a warrant, the warrant shall bear interest at a rate
to be fixed by the board of education, not to exceed six percent
(6%) per annum, from the date of issuance until paid.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 651
C. For the purposes of this section, the cost of a building
project shall include expenditures for sites, for the construction
of buildings, and for equipment, furniture and fixtures.
D. The State Board of Career and Technology Education shall
adopt such rules as it deems necessary to make the provisions of
this section effective.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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