Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-7-106
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Buildings - Rented, moved, or sold
Official statutory text
No building or appendages thereto of any school district that has
been annexed to another school district or districts shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 485
rented, moved or sold by the board of education of the annexing
district or districts without the approval of a majority of the
school district electors in the annexed district voting on the
proposition, if such building is being used at least once each
ninety (90) days for public gatherings. Provided, that the board of
education of the annexing district acquiring such building may
require persons or groups using such building and appendages to pay
the cost of maintenance, including insurance, of such building and
appendages.
been annexed to another school district or districts shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 485
rented, moved or sold by the board of education of the annexing
district or districts without the approval of a majority of the
school district electors in the annexed district voting on the
proposition, if such building is being used at least once each
ninety (90) days for public gatherings. Provided, that the board of
education of the annexing district acquiring such building may
require persons or groups using such building and appendages to pay
the cost of maintenance, including insurance, of such building and
appendages.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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