Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-159.22
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Exceptions
Official statutory text
The provisions of this act shall not be applicable to rural
water districts created under the provisions of Section 1 et seq.,
Chapter 266, O.S.L.1963 (82 O.S.Supp.1968, Sections 1301 et seq.)
and as thereafter amended; regional water distribution districts
created pursuant to 82 O.S., Secs. 1261, et seq.; port authorities;
all water conservancy districts; irrigation districts organized for
the purpose of transporting water for agricultural purposes;
municipal corporations; trusts of which governmental units or
subdivisions are beneficiaries; private individuals or corporations
operating water transportation lines to carry water for their own
use and not for sale to the public; or federal or state agencies
involved in water transportation projects.
water districts created under the provisions of Section 1 et seq.,
Chapter 266, O.S.L.1963 (82 O.S.Supp.1968, Sections 1301 et seq.)
and as thereafter amended; regional water distribution districts
created pursuant to 82 O.S., Secs. 1261, et seq.; port authorities;
all water conservancy districts; irrigation districts organized for
the purpose of transporting water for agricultural purposes;
municipal corporations; trusts of which governmental units or
subdivisions are beneficiaries; private individuals or corporations
operating water transportation lines to carry water for their own
use and not for sale to the public; or federal or state agencies
involved in water transportation projects.
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