Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-159.15
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Notice of receipt of application
Official statutory text
Upon receipt of an application for such certificate, the
Commission shall cause notice thereof to be given by certified mail
or personal service to the chief executive officer of the
municipality or municipalities affected, if any, to the board of
county commissioners in any county the line enters or traverses, and
to any water transportation company having a water transportation
line in any county in which the proposed line is to be built or
having a transporation line in any county or counties having a
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 118
common boundary at any point to any county in which the proposed
line is to be built, and shall publish such notice once a week for
two (2) consecutive weeks in some newspaper of general circulation
in each county affected.
Commission shall cause notice thereof to be given by certified mail
or personal service to the chief executive officer of the
municipality or municipalities affected, if any, to the board of
county commissioners in any county the line enters or traverses, and
to any water transportation company having a water transportation
line in any county in which the proposed line is to be built or
having a transporation line in any county or counties having a
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 118
common boundary at any point to any county in which the proposed
line is to be built, and shall publish such notice once a week for
two (2) consecutive weeks in some newspaper of general circulation
in each county affected.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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