Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-863.29
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Exclusive control by commission - Transfer of records,
Official statutory text
etc.
From and after the time such commission is constituted by the
cooperating governmental units, it shall have exclusive control for
the purposes herein provided over the territory within such city and
the unincorporated areas of the county to the exclusion of any other
planning and zoning agency, excepting therefrom any city or county
boards of adjustment. The now existing city and county planning
commissions shall transfer to this commission upon its activation
all records, resolutions, maps, charts, plats and other descriptive
matter which said city or county planning commissions shall have in
their possession.
From and after the time such commission is constituted by the
cooperating governmental units, it shall have exclusive control for
the purposes herein provided over the territory within such city and
the unincorporated areas of the county to the exclusion of any other
planning and zoning agency, excepting therefrom any city or county
boards of adjustment. The now existing city and county planning
commissions shall transfer to this commission upon its activation
all records, resolutions, maps, charts, plats and other descriptive
matter which said city or county planning commissions shall have in
their possession.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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