Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-9013
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Annexation or deannexation of territory - Resolution by
Official statutory text
board of regents - Petition.
After the formation of a higher education funding district
authorized by this act, the question of annexation or deannexation
of territory comprising the district may be submitted either by
resolution of the board of regents for the institution within The
Oklahoma State System of Higher Education for whose benefit the
district was created or by a petition signed by ten percent (10%) or
more of the eligible voters of the district. The procedures for
conducting the vote and implementing any changes in the boundary of
the higher education funding district shall be the same as those
prescribed by Section 9B of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution
or enabling legislation enacted or administrative rules adopted
pursuant thereto.
After the formation of a higher education funding district
authorized by this act, the question of annexation or deannexation
of territory comprising the district may be submitted either by
resolution of the board of regents for the institution within The
Oklahoma State System of Higher Education for whose benefit the
district was created or by a petition signed by ten percent (10%) or
more of the eligible voters of the district. The procedures for
conducting the vote and implementing any changes in the boundary of
the higher education funding district shall be the same as those
prescribed by Section 9B of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution
or enabling legislation enacted or administrative rules adopted
pursuant thereto.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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