Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-865.51

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County planning commission and county board of

Official statutory text

adjustment authorized.

For the purpose of cooperating with the State of Oklahoma in

conserving the natural resources of the state, and in promoting the

health, safety, peace and general welfare of the people of the

state, there may be provided in any county of the State of Oklahoma

county planning in the manner herein provided, and for that purpose

there is hereby authorized to be created in each of such counties a

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 341

county planning commission and a county board of adjustment with the

respective powers and duties as set out in this act. In no county

shall there be at the same time a county planning commission

established pursuant to this section and a metropolitan area

planning commission established pursuant to Section 866.1 of Title

19 and Section 863.2 of Title 19 of the Oklahoma Statutes. Provided

that county commissioners may by proper resolution confer authority

to any metropolitan area planning commission located in such county

for the purposes of planning for unincorporated areas existing in

county. Provided further that any county planning commission

created under the provisions of this act shall have no jurisdiction

over the area covered by any lake area planning and zoning

commission in any county created pursuant to Section 866.36 of Title

19 of the Oklahoma Statutes.

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