Oklahoma § 11-37-219 Final statement of cost - Preparing assessment roll.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 11-37-219 — Final statement of cost - Preparing assessment roll.

Oklahoma § 11-37-219

Title 11Cities And Towns

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Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-37-219 (2026).

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A.After the completion of the work and after the cost of the same has been ascertained, the engineer shall prepare and file with the municipal clerk a final, complete and accurate statement of the cost of the entire improvement, including engineering, advertising, legal, right-of-way, easements and other expenses incurred by the municipality incident to the improvement, together with any and all additions to the contract price of the improvements. The governing body shall adopt and confirm the final statement of cost, if found to be correct.

B.The engineer or municipal clerk shall thereupon prepare and file an assessment roll, which shall contain among other things: 1. The names of the last-known owners of the property to be assessed, as shown by the current year's tax rolls in the count

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A. After the completion of the work and after the cost of the same has been ascertained, the engineer shall prepare and file with the municipal clerk a final, complete and accurate statement of the cost of the entire improvement, including engineering, advertising, legal, right-of-way, easements and other expenses incurred by the municipality incident to the improvement, together with any and all additions to the contract price of the improvements. The governing body shall adopt and confirm the final statement of cost, if found to be correct. B. The engineer or municipal clerk shall thereupon prepare and file an assessment roll, which shall contain among other things: 1. The names of the last-known owners of the property to be assessed, as shown by the current year's tax rolls in the county treasurer's office, or as shown by certificate of a bonded abstractor; or in case the name of the owner is not known, a statement to that effect; 2. A description of each tract or parcel of land to be assessed; and 3. The amount of the assessment of each tract or parcel of land. The amount assessed to each tract or parcel of land shall be on an area basis, in proportion to the area of the whole district, exclusive of public highways. All property within two hundred (200) feet of the improvements shall be deemed to be abutting thereon for the purposes of protest and assessment, to the extent that such property is within the limits of the assessment plat. If a fractional part of a lot, parcel, or tract of land is within an assessment area, the benefit shall be computed for the fractional part, but the entire lot, parcel or tract of land under the same ownership of which the fractional part is a part shall be subject to assessment for the benefit.