Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-37-111
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Publication of rules and ordinances affecting water
Official statutory text
district - Service.
All rules promulgated by the Board of Environmental Quality and
adopted by, and all ordinances of, the governing body for the
protection of the water supply and establishment of the water
district shall be published in the same manner as ordinances. A
copy of the ordinances and adopted rules shall be served, as
provided by law in civil actions, on each person, firm, association
or corporation owning property in the water district, and upon the
head of each family residing in the water district. All ordinances
and adopted rules shall also be posted in conspicuous places in the
water district.
All rules promulgated by the Board of Environmental Quality and
adopted by, and all ordinances of, the governing body for the
protection of the water supply and establishment of the water
district shall be published in the same manner as ordinances. A
copy of the ordinances and adopted rules shall be served, as
provided by law in civil actions, on each person, firm, association
or corporation owning property in the water district, and upon the
head of each family residing in the water district. All ordinances
and adopted rules shall also be posted in conspicuous places in the
water district.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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