Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-4416
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Validation of organization of certain area school
Official statutory text
districts and bonds and tax levies.
Any such community heretofore declared to be an area school
district is hereby validated and confirmed as a duly established
area school district for the purpose of Section 9B, Article X,
Oklahoma Constitution, and shall have the powers specified in
Section 1 of Chapter 278, Oklahoma Session Laws 1968 (70
O.S.Supp.1968, Sec. 4410). Any and all elections heretofore called
or held to authorize the issuance of bonds and tax levies by any
such community as an area school district, and bonds and tax levies
issued or authorized pursuant to such elections in the manner
prescribed by law for independent school districts, are hereby
validated and confirmed.
Any such community heretofore declared to be an area school
district is hereby validated and confirmed as a duly established
area school district for the purpose of Section 9B, Article X,
Oklahoma Constitution, and shall have the powers specified in
Section 1 of Chapter 278, Oklahoma Session Laws 1968 (70
O.S.Supp.1968, Sec. 4410). Any and all elections heretofore called
or held to authorize the issuance of bonds and tax levies by any
such community as an area school district, and bonds and tax levies
issued or authorized pursuant to such elections in the manner
prescribed by law for independent school districts, are hereby
validated and confirmed.
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