Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-615
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Subsequent appraisals - Procedure
Official statutory text
In case any real property within or without any district is
benefited which for any reason was not appraised in the original
proceedings, or was not appraised to the extent of benefits
received, or in case any individual, corporation, municipality,
political subdivision or other district shall make use of or profit
by the works of any district organized under the act to a degree not
compensated for in the original appraisals or in case the directors
of the district find it necessary, subsequent to the time when the
first appraisals are made to take or damage any additional property
within the district, the directors of said district, at any time
such conditions become evident shall direct the board of appraisers
to appraise the benefits or the enhanced benefits received by such
property, including future benefits and future enhanced benefits
thereto, or such damages or value of property taken, and the
proceedings outlined in this act for appraising lands not at first
included within the boundaries of the district, shall in all matters
be conformed with, including notice to the party or parties, and as
to lands or property without the district, the board of directors
shall proceed under the condemnation laws of the State of Oklahoma,
or the board may, at its discretion, make any suitable settlement
with such individual, other district, corporation, county or
municipality for such use, benefit, damage or property taken.
benefited which for any reason was not appraised in the original
proceedings, or was not appraised to the extent of benefits
received, or in case any individual, corporation, municipality,
political subdivision or other district shall make use of or profit
by the works of any district organized under the act to a degree not
compensated for in the original appraisals or in case the directors
of the district find it necessary, subsequent to the time when the
first appraisals are made to take or damage any additional property
within the district, the directors of said district, at any time
such conditions become evident shall direct the board of appraisers
to appraise the benefits or the enhanced benefits received by such
property, including future benefits and future enhanced benefits
thereto, or such damages or value of property taken, and the
proceedings outlined in this act for appraising lands not at first
included within the boundaries of the district, shall in all matters
be conformed with, including notice to the party or parties, and as
to lands or property without the district, the board of directors
shall proceed under the condemnation laws of the State of Oklahoma,
or the board may, at its discretion, make any suitable settlement
with such individual, other district, corporation, county or
municipality for such use, benefit, damage or property taken.
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