Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-632
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Preliminary work, loans for
Official statutory text
In order to facilitate the preliminary work, which shall
include, but not be limited to, the preparation of the official
plan, the appraisals and the cost of administration incidental
thereto, the board, by resolution, may borrow money at a rate of
interest not exceeding six percent (6%), per annum, evidenced by
interim bonds or notes of the district payable not later than five
(5) years from the date thereof, which resolution shall provide for
the levy and collection of an assessment against all property
included in the district for the payment of the principal and
interest on maturity. Provided, the total amount of money so
borrowed with interest shall not exceed twenty-five cents ($0.25)
per acre of all lands embraced in the project, and any such interim
bonds or notes issued in excess thereof shall be void, but such
board shall not issue interim bonds or notes to borrow money as
provided above, until such board has been authorized by the court
having jurisdiction of such district, after a public hearing, to
issue such interim bonds or notes. Notice by publication, setting
forth the purpose, time and place of said hearing shall be given by
the Clerk of such court. Upon said hearing if it appears that it is
necessary to fulfill the purposes of such district to borrow money
as set forth in the application to the court, the court shall enter
an order to such effect. If said interim bonds or notes shall not
have been paid, or refunded by the issuance of bonds or notes for
completion of the project prior to the time for the levy and
collection of the assessment for payment of the principal and
interest thereof, such an assessment shall be levied and collected
to pay said principal and interest as hereinabove in this title
provided.
include, but not be limited to, the preparation of the official
plan, the appraisals and the cost of administration incidental
thereto, the board, by resolution, may borrow money at a rate of
interest not exceeding six percent (6%), per annum, evidenced by
interim bonds or notes of the district payable not later than five
(5) years from the date thereof, which resolution shall provide for
the levy and collection of an assessment against all property
included in the district for the payment of the principal and
interest on maturity. Provided, the total amount of money so
borrowed with interest shall not exceed twenty-five cents ($0.25)
per acre of all lands embraced in the project, and any such interim
bonds or notes issued in excess thereof shall be void, but such
board shall not issue interim bonds or notes to borrow money as
provided above, until such board has been authorized by the court
having jurisdiction of such district, after a public hearing, to
issue such interim bonds or notes. Notice by publication, setting
forth the purpose, time and place of said hearing shall be given by
the Clerk of such court. Upon said hearing if it appears that it is
necessary to fulfill the purposes of such district to borrow money
as set forth in the application to the court, the court shall enter
an order to such effect. If said interim bonds or notes shall not
have been paid, or refunded by the issuance of bonds or notes for
completion of the project prior to the time for the levy and
collection of the assessment for payment of the principal and
interest thereof, such an assessment shall be levied and collected
to pay said principal and interest as hereinabove in this title
provided.
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