Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-663.1
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Union or conversion of drainage districts
Official statutory text
The provisions of Title 82 Oklahoma Statutes, Section 663,
relating to the union of conservancy districts shall apply equally
to drainage districts organized under the provisions of Title 82
Oklahoma Statutes. Any drainage district so organized may unite
with a conservancy district under those provisions, or any drainage
district may become a conservancy district and henceforth be under
and governed by the provisions of Title 82 Oklahoma Statutes,
Sections 531-687 by following those provisions.
Said petition to unite or convert the form of organization and
government need contain no other allegations than that the governing
board or boards desire to accept the provisions of this act.
relating to the union of conservancy districts shall apply equally
to drainage districts organized under the provisions of Title 82
Oklahoma Statutes. Any drainage district so organized may unite
with a conservancy district under those provisions, or any drainage
district may become a conservancy district and henceforth be under
and governed by the provisions of Title 82 Oklahoma Statutes,
Sections 531-687 by following those provisions.
Said petition to unite or convert the form of organization and
government need contain no other allegations than that the governing
board or boards desire to accept the provisions of this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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