Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1324.20
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Dissolution of district - Disposition of facilities
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and property.
Whenever a district owning facilities and property desires to
dispose of such facilities and property and become dissolved, the
board of directors may adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed
plan and, upon such plan being approved by three-fourths (3/4) of
the participating members in a meeting called for that purpose, such
resolution and plan may be submitted to the board of county
commissioners. If approved by the commissioners, the commissioners
shall thereupon authorize the board of directors to carry through
said plan to dissolve and shall further authorize the board of
directors to wind up the affairs of the district, pay all debts and
expenses and to dispose of any property owned by the district and
for the apportionment of the proceeds thereof together with any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 330
other monies belonging to the district to an adjoining rural water
district or to any other political subdivision of the state. No
money, property or the proceeds thereof shall be distributed to any
private interests. Thereupon the district shall be dissolved as
herein provided.
Whenever a district owning facilities and property desires to
dispose of such facilities and property and become dissolved, the
board of directors may adopt a resolution setting forth the proposed
plan and, upon such plan being approved by three-fourths (3/4) of
the participating members in a meeting called for that purpose, such
resolution and plan may be submitted to the board of county
commissioners. If approved by the commissioners, the commissioners
shall thereupon authorize the board of directors to carry through
said plan to dissolve and shall further authorize the board of
directors to wind up the affairs of the district, pay all debts and
expenses and to dispose of any property owned by the district and
for the apportionment of the proceeds thereof together with any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 330
other monies belonging to the district to an adjoining rural water
district or to any other political subdivision of the state. No
money, property or the proceeds thereof shall be distributed to any
private interests. Thereupon the district shall be dissolved as
herein provided.
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