Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-277.3
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Petition - Contents
Official statutory text
The petition shall be signed by the petitioners, filed with the
Oklahoma Water Resources Board, and shall contain the following
information:
1. A specific description of the lands within the proposed
district;
2. The names and addresses of all of the electors within the
proposed district as reflected by the records of the county clerk of
the county wherein the land is located;
3. The proposed plan of operation and such additional data and
information required by rules and regulations of the Oklahoma Water
Resources Board;
4. An attached map showing the boundaries of the proposed
district; and
5. A request that the district be organized.
Oklahoma Water Resources Board, and shall contain the following
information:
1. A specific description of the lands within the proposed
district;
2. The names and addresses of all of the electors within the
proposed district as reflected by the records of the county clerk of
the county wherein the land is located;
3. The proposed plan of operation and such additional data and
information required by rules and regulations of the Oklahoma Water
Resources Board;
4. An attached map showing the boundaries of the proposed
district; and
5. A request that the district be organized.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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